The system has a 3D MMR radar with AESA capabilities, allowing Israel to gain invaluable intelligence in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Turkey has decided to completely sever its economic and trade ties with Israel and has also closed its airspace to Israeli aircraft.

The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar reports, citing Egyptian sources, that Israel struck Hamas’s headquarters in Qatar after deciding not to pursue an operation in Turkey, where many Hamas leaders also reside.

Israel’s Ashdod Port continues to receive cargo from vessels departing Turkey, many of which sail under foreign flags.

Turkey fully suspends trade and closes airspace to Israel, a wartime-level rupture that analysts warn could fuel dangerous escalation. Turkey’s full suspension of economic and trade relations with Israel,

Turkey says Israel’s strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar shows that Jerusalem is not interested in peace. “The targeting of the Hamas negotiating delegation while ceasefire talks continue shows that Israel does not aim to reach peace, but rather continue the war,” the Turkish Foreign Ministry says in a statement.

Detours caused by the closed airspace could increase the travel time of flights from Israel to countries like Georgia and Azerbaijan by almost two hours. Turkey has decided to completely sever all commercial and economic ties with Israel and is closing its airspace to Israeli planes, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Friday.

Turkey has stopped all trade with Israel and closed its airspace for Israeli aircraft, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan told parliament on Friday. Speaking during a Gaza-focused session of the Turkish Grand National Assembly,

Turkey has cut all trade and economic ties with Israel, closed its airspace to Israeli planes, and barred maritime access in a major diplomatic escalation over the Gaza war.

Having faced its second attack in three months, first from Iran and now Israel, Qatar may now find itself questioning its procurement choices and deterrence strategy.

Turkey’s decision to cut all ties reflects how Ankara now sees Israel not just as a regional rival, but a direct threat to its security and strategic interests