Turkish 'threat' talked up in Israel as Netanyahu focuses on new alliances
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With the likelihood increasing of a United States attack on Iran, Israeli politicians are already turning their attention to another regional rival: Turkiye.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who is expected to run and do well in the country's elections this year, was the latest prominent politician to declare Turkiye a threat to Israel.
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