Even if Netanyahu leaves... ◾ The parliamentary elections in Israel, the first since the war that began on October 7, 2023 with a Hamas attack, raised many questions about how to establish a new government in the Jewish state. The vote count and exit polls show that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc received the most votes, but not enough to form a government. According to experts, a coalition of Arab parties, which for the first time received significant support, can play a central role in the formation of the government. ◾ As we know, since the beginning of the Gaza war in 2023, the relations between Turkey and Israel are experiencing one of the most difficult crises in their history. The Israeli military operations in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria further exacerbated the tensions between Ankara and Tel Aviv. ◾ Despite this, the issue of the "Turkish threat" became one of the central elements of Netanyahu's election campaign. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, unlike Netanyahu, hardly made any statements against Turkey during the election campaign. ◾ In response to Hachin.az, the famous Turkish journalist and author Emin Pazarci stated that Continue reading here.