Turkish-Israeli gambit: when will it be time for peace?

urkish-Israeli gambit: when will be time for peace? With the beginning of the military operation "Indestructible Rock" carried out by the Israeli government in the Gaza Strip aimed at destroying Hamas's military infrastructure, the situation in the Middle East has remained tense.The Prime Minister of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan has recently stated that Turkey will not remain silent when Israel is being agressive against the Palestinian people. VK has asked Turkish experts to comment on the future of relations between Israel and Turkey.A renowned Turkish political analyst, Burak Ozpek said that in order to analyze the current political position of Turkey in the region, it is necessary to see how it has changed since 2010. The expert believes that Turkish rethoric in relation to Israel is part of Erdogan's presidential campaign and that one should not expect any normalization of relations between Israel and Turkey before the elections.Another Turkish expert, an associate professor at the School of International Relations of the University of Economics and Technology in Ankara, Togrul Ismail said that being a Muslim country Turkey has to react to what is happening in Gaza.With the beginning of the military operation "Indestructible Rock" carried out by the Israeli government in the Gaza Strip aimed at destroying Hamas's military infrastructure, the situation in the Middle East has remained tense.

Since the beginning of the military operation "Preventive Edge" carried out by the Israeli government in the Gaza Strip aimed at destroying Hamas's military infrastructure, the situation in the Middle East has remained tense. Prime Minister of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan has recently stated that Turkey will not remain silent while Israel is being aggressive against the Palestinian people. VK has asked Turkish experts to comment on the future of relations between Israel and Turkey. A renowned Turkish political analyst, Burak Ozpek, said that in order to analyze the current political position of Turkey in the region, it is necessary to see how it has changed since 2010. The expert believes that Turkish rhetoric in relation to Israel is part of Erdogan's presidential campaign and that one should not expect any normalization of relations between Israel and Turkey before the elections. Another Turkish expert, an associate professor at the School of International Relations of the University of Economics and Technology in Ankara, Togrul Ismail, said that as a Muslim country Turkey has to react to what is happening in Gaza. Since the beginning of the military operation "Preventive Edge" carried out by the Israeli government in the Gaza Strip aimed at destroying Hamas's military infrastructure, the situation in the Middle East has remained tense.