As elections approach, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is casting Turkey as Israel’s latest enemy, sharpening his security-focused political message. The framing could help rally supporters and shift attention toward regional threats as domestic political competition intensifies. Relations between Israel and Turkey have faced repeated tensions over regional influence, military actions, and the conflict involving Palestinians. Netanyahu’s rhetoric may further strain bilateral ties and complicate diplomatic efforts, while making foreign policy a central issue in the campaign ahead of voting.
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