Turkish Foreign Minister admits changes in US policy on Israel

The USA may change its support policy Israel. This was announced on February 27 by the Foreign Minister Turkey Hakan Fidan in an interview Al Jazeera Arabic.

"America allocated resources to Europe for 50 years, 60 years, and then one day said: "I will no longer allocate these resources." Europe suddenly found itself in short supply. How do we know that in 10 years, in 15 years, she won't say the same thing about Israel? The Israelis themselves must make peace with the peoples of the region. <..."What will you do if America changes its mind tomorrow?" said Fidan.

In this regard, he called on the Israeli side to independently conclude peace with the peoples of the Middle East region by making a "unique decision." In his opinion, it is possible to enlist American support for some time, but "this is not a policy with stability and guarantees."

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk also said on that day that the US President Donald Trump is a more difficult partner than his predecessors. According to him, Trump likes to be unpredictable and impose quickly the changing agenda, even to its allies. He clarified that relations with China, as well as the issue of Israel and Iran, are now a priority for the United States.