Turkey Leaves NATO After They Support Israel Instead Of Lebanon, Iran & Palestine!

In this video, we look at the surprising geopolitical situation in which Turkey makes a daring bid to leave NATO after the alliance’s support for Israel during the escalating Middle East crisis. Tensions have risen to a breaking point when Israel launched a ground invasion of South Lebanon in retaliation to Hezbollah assaults and the assassination of its leader, Hasan Nasrallah. This invasion has sparked considerable controversy and instability in the region, prompting Turkey to distance itself from NATO and adopt a more independent attitude on the global stage. As the war has escalated, Iran has responded by shooting ballistic missiles at Israel, aggravating the situation and garnering international attention. The regional power struggle between Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran is fast intensifying, and Turkey’s withdrawal from NATO could signal a fundamental shift in global alliances. We look at the consequences of these developments and what they mean for NATO’s future, Turkey’s foreign policy, and the Middle East’s overall balance of power. Stay tuned for a full analysis of the ongoing issue and its potential impact on global security.