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🇹🇷🇮🇱 Turkey is now framing Israel’s behavior as a global problem, not just a regional one. FM Hakan Fidan said Israel’s stance is no longer seen as an issue for only a few countries, but as something the entire world is aware of. He argues that, for the first... show more

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