Jerusalem (CNN) -- An Israeli official Saturday dismissed as "strange" Turkey's actions, including its decision to expel Israel's ambassador, offering seemingly unwavering remarks on the same day a top Turkish official threatened to soon bring Israel before the International Court of Justice. Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon told CNN affiliate Channel 2 that "the entire fashion in which the Turks have acted is strange." "Israel must not subject its foreign policy to caprices of others," he added. "The lack of cooperation does not hurt us alone, it damages the Turks as well." Meanwhile, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told state-run news outlet TRT on Saturday that his nation will soon bring its case against Israel to the International Court of Justice.
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Turkey will bring a case against Israel to a global court this week, a minister says
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Turkey has expelled Israel's ambassador in part due to a lack of apology over a 2010 raid
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Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon tells Channel 2 Israel "did well not to apologize"
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A Palestinian leader criticizes a U.N. report approving Israel's Gaza blockade
Gaza-based militants have been firing rockets into southern @placeholder and Israel has responded with military might.