Summary
Israeli politicians are focusing on Turkiye as a possible new threat while working on building alliances in the region. This comes as tensions with Iran remain high, and Israeli leaders seek to strengthen their regional influence. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to create a new alliance with countries like Greece and Cyprus.
Key Facts
- Israeli politicians are concerned about Turkiye, viewing it as a growing threat.
- Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett highlighted Turkiye's potential threat similar to Iran.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to create regional alliances to boost Israel's influence.
- The proposed alliance may include countries like Greece and Cyprus, historically opposed to Turkiye.
- The discussion about Turkiye comes amid ongoing tensions with Iran.
- Israel's strained relations with Turkiye are complex due to their long-standing ties and Turkiye's NATO membership.
