I'm repeating myself, experience of older generations gives no more experience then a ordinary exercise to today's pilots, your new generation pilots didn't lived them, what you have today is mostly air to ground strikes, what kind of much much much much more experience are you talking about ?
Also, check the flight hours(not an official document but at least gives an idea)
http://www.f-16.net/pilots-1000-hours.html
9 Israeli pilots have over 1000 flight hours
129 Turkish pilots have over 1000 flight hours(many of them have over 2000, 3000, 4000)
Really? it is like saying Newtons experience with algebra gave nothing to the next generation.... if not for the older generation there wouldn't be new generation, i think it is pretty clear...
Now to your flight hours argument, does it make sense that Danish with 50~ F-16 will have 38 pilots who reached 1000 or more flight hours on F-16 while Israel with 300+ F-16 have only 9 pilots? really does it make any slightest sense?
Identity of Israeli pilots are well kept in secret, those are few very few Israeli pilots who are long retired and are in disclosure,
your argument is invalid.