According to a report by Israeli paper Yedioth Ahronoth, which cited the Israeli foreign ministry on Sunday, Turkiye blocked Israel from taking part in an annual NATO military exercise focused on resilience, combat readiness and emergency preparedness.
Ankara reportedly did so by using its veto power – as a key member state in the military alliance – to attempt to exclude Tel Aviv, ensuring NATO does not unanimously accept Israeli participation in its exercises.
Considering the fact that Israel voted to screw Ukraine (and I’m putting this very politely), I think Turkey has a good reason to say no to Israel, as now Ukraine is now going to be an increasingly European Union issue, if it already wasn’t.