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Turkish F-35 Stealth Fighter Jets: A Grave Threat to Greece, Israel, the West

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By Nils Haug
| Gatestone Institute
The main reason that the prospect of Turkey obtaining F-35 fighter jets is so disturbing is that Turkey has revealed time and again its desire for Israel to be eliminated. In fact, now that Iran is on the ropes, Turkey has positioned itself as the primary enemy of Israel. Erdogan is trying to present himself as the leader of the Muslim world and the natural Caliph of a coming Ottoman Empire, revived by him.
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Israel: The World's Heroic Scapegoat

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By Nils Haug
| Gatestone Institute
Why is Israel never allowed to convincingly win wars waged against it? Why is it that Israel should bleed in self-defense while aggressors can walk away claiming victory? Why is it that Israel is frequently used by Western nations as a mere tool for their geopolitical ambitions? And why is it that Israel is blamed when plans set in motion by allies go awry? (Image source: iStock/Getty Images) Why is Israel never allowed to convincingly win wars waged against it?
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Rule of Law in Crisis

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By Nils Haug
| Lucianne.com
Original Article Posted By: FlyRight, 7/8/2026 6:21:47 AM Well, it finally happened. The executive branch - Israel's government - has apparently had enough of the activist, self-selected Supreme Court endeavoring to micro-manage policy decisions that have nothing to do with it. For the first time in Israel's nearly 80-year history, the government announced it would not abide by a Supreme Court ruling. The reality...
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