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Turkey’s Interest and Lessons from the US-Israeli War on Iran
The US-Israeli war against Iran forced Turkey into a difficult choice: condemn the aggression without backing Tehran, maintain neutrality while still extracting strategic benefits from the new regional order.
Israel, Turkey, and the Changing Dynamics of Nuclear Deterrence in the Middle East
The US support and Israel’s military and strategic capabilities, coupled with occupational aspirations, made the country a threat to the region. The country’s hostilities and strategic reorientation suggest that it now seeks to confront Turkey.
Rising Tensions Between Israel and Türkiye: From Strategic Partnership to Manufactured Rivalry
The ongoing conflict in Gaza is reshaping the moral and geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. Israel’s rhetoric toward Türkiye now signals more than a diplomatic rupture; it reveals a pattern of strategic antagonism in which war has become the primary mode of diplomacy.
