15.09.2025 10:01
After the attack on Doha, the capital of Qatar, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu indirectly threatened Turkey by stating that "there is no place they cannot reach Hamas." In response, the Israeli press issued a critical warning, stating, "Let’s not make the mistake of attacking the Turks; the consequences would be severe."
After high-ranking Hamas officials were attacked in Doha, the capital of Qatar, the Zionist administration made consecutive statements saying that "there is no place they cannot reach Hamas" and that they would "target the group everywhere."
"IT WOULD BE A SERIOUS MISTAKE"
Following these statements, Israel's Maariv newspaper raised the question, "Could the same attack have been carried out in Ankara?" The newspaper published a comprehensive analysis regarding the possibility of the Tel Aviv administration entering into a military conflict with Turkey, emphasizing that confronting Ankara would be a serious mistake. The analysis pointed out that carrying out attacks in Turkey would be much more difficult than those conducted in Qatar.
THEY ACKNOWLEDGED TURKEY'S GREATNESS
It was noted that Turkey is larger and stronger than Israel in military and economic terms. The newspaper emphasized that military provocations against Turkey could lead to irreversible mistakes for Israel, stating that it is essential for Tel Aviv to pursue a patient and controlled foreign policy.