Israel‘s Channel 12 reported that President Erdogan, who seeks to normalise relations with Israel, asked Hamas leaders to leave the country.

“Israel‘s Channel 12 reports that Erdogan is kicking Hamas out of Turkey as part of his efforts to begin a rapprochement with Israel. I‘m skeptical. But an interesting development to watch,” as Turkey‘s Halktv notes.

It is noted that Turkish President Erdogan has also started a parallel process of distancing himself from the Muslim Brotherhood, through which he has managed to achieve a strategic re-engagement with the UAE and aims to do the same with Egypt.

As it seems that very soon there will be unpleasant developments regarding the Greek foreign policy as it is very likely that there will be a re-engagement between Israel and Turkey under the new Israeli government.

Haaretz editor Gideon Levy said of Turkish-Israeli relations:

“Right now, President Erdogan holds the key. If he paves the way, I am sure that Israel will follow him. Because Israel needs Turkey and modern Turkey needs Israel. ”

In fact, an atmosphere of a foreshadowing of an announced. . . reconnection.

After Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are next in line, with which channels of communication already exist.

Within a short period of time, all of Greece‘s agreements with Middle Eastern countries seem to be neutralized or under threat of being neutralized.