The Arab correspondent in Israel reported that Israeli Prime Minister -designate Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the first time since 2013.
Netanyahu spoke today, Thursday, with Turkish President Erdogan, and expressed his condolences for the killing of Turks in the Istanbul attack this week and offered help in fighting terrorism.
Israel and Turkey have completely resumed diplomatic relations after years of tension between them.
It is noteworthy that the relations between Israel and Turkey have witnessed a recent shift after the visit of Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog to Turkey in March on the first visit of an Israeli president to this country since 2007.
The Turkish Foreign Minister made a rare visit to Jerusalem at the end of May as part of improving diplomatic relations.
This comes as Netanyahu is seeking to form his new government, as the head of the “Autasma Jewitte” party agreed on Wednesday on a series of legislative initiatives that the extremist deputy is trying to pay, according to the “Likud” party led by Netanyahu, while the coalition talks seemed to be stuck with two From his other allies..
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