What will Trump's first request from Turkey be?

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Donald Trump was elected as the 47th president of the United States, surpassing Kamala Harris. Emir Abbas Gürbüz, Secretary General of the Turkish Atlantic Council, evaluated how US-Turkey relations will unfold in the News.com studio with host Melis Yaşar.

"NETANYAHU MAY LISTEN TO TRUMP"

Evaluating what Trump's policy towards Israel will be, Gürbüz stated, "Trump may have more influence over Netanyahu compared to Biden. Because before October 7, the Democrats and Biden had a very poor relationship with Israel. After October 7, they were forced to support Israel. For this reason, Netanyahu is already happy with Trump's and the Republicans' victory. There is unconditional support for Israel on that side. Therefore, bilateral relations can be strong. Netanyahu may listen to Trump. Israel was not listening to America or Biden because it always approached Biden with suspicion. Trump may have some influence over Israel." he said.

"TURKEY MAY BE OFFERED TO 'STAND BY ISRAEL AGAINST IRAN'"

Commenting on Turkey-US relations, Gürbüz said, "Here, the US foreign policy preference will become clear. Trump often emphasizes, 'There is a special friendship between Erdoğan and me.' In addition, there is now the Elon Musk factor. Elon Musk will take part in the cabinet. He will be an important actor in the formation of the cabinet and administration. The Trump administration's primary priority in the Middle East will be to form a bloc against the Iranian threat. Here, Turkey may be presented with the offer, 'Do not fight with Israel, stand by Israel against Iran.' This does not directly mean that relations with Israel will suddenly improve. Because there is also the Netanyahu factor. Before his candidacy was confirmed and before October 7, Trump was seriously criticizing Netanyahu. In such an environment, Netanyahu is also happy with Trump's victory. At least there was a group among the Democrats that criticized Israel due to factionalism, but that does not exist among the Republicans." he said.