English transcript
And the rhetoric between Netanyahu and Erdogan is, um,
is is deafening. It's just rhetoric.
At the end of the day, I think they both realize that neither wants the
Ottoman Empire...
I can tell you being a user of the system
that President Erdogan is doing a very good
job of managing a very difficult situation. And our belief,
the US belief,
is he's not interested in extending the Ottoman Empire.
Taking care of Istanbul and Ankara is enough.
It's hard enough. It's hard enough. The same with with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Is Israel is being pushed on all sides. The Greater Israel
philosophy and theory can be done
with business and prosperity.
It's not going to be done with geography. So I I think
it's outside rhetoric and politics,
which is really complicated with Gaza.
Inside domestic policy for both of them is is quite difficult,
but it's it's just politics. I think it'll vanish.
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