In Turkey they fear: "If Netanyahu is elected, nuclear weapons will explode"

Turkish media, close to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, closely followed the Israeli elections. In Ankara, they hoped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would lose and quickly noted to their readers that the opposition lacks a majority. Anti-Israeli commentator Ibrahim Karagul wrote in Yeni Safak an article titled 'If Netanyahu is elected, nuclear weapons will explode'. According to him, 'Netanyahu is preparing for a new genocide, which historians describe as a war against humanity'. The newspaper Sabah focused on the Arab parties, reporting that...

Turkish media, close to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, closely followed the Israeli elections. In Ankara, they hoped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would lose and quickly noted to their readers that the opposition lacks a majority. Anti-Israeli commentator Ibrahim Karagul wrote in Yeni Safak an article titled 'If Netanyahu is elected, nuclear weapons will explode'. According to him, 'Netanyahu is preparing for a new genocide, which historians describe as a war against humanity'. The newspaper Sabah focused on the Arab parties, reporting that the opposition needs 61 seats to form a government. The article highlights the intense interest and concern in Turkey regarding the outcome of the Israeli elections, reflecting the strained relations between the two countries.

In Turkey they fear: "If Netanyahu is elected, nuclear weapons will explode"