Turkey imposes export restrictions to Israel over Gaza invasion

The Turkish government has announced that it will stop exporting to Israel amid a growing diplomatic row over Israel s invasion of the Gaza Strip, which has led to an increase in the number of votes to the AKP party in elections in March last year. Turkey says it is taking steps against Israel, despite calls for ceasefire. () The BBC looks at what it has been reported to be the biggest threat to its economic growth in recent years, and reports that the country is continuing its trade with Israel in response to attacks on the occupied Palestinian territory of Gaza, as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate, with the UN warning that Israel is flagrantly violating international law following the defeat of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his political rival, the YRP, has warned of an unprecedented decline in its latest victory in last months election defiance of its defence parties. But what does it mean for the government? Why is it going to take these measures? The government is facing increasing concerns about the Israeli economy and what is the main cause of this crisis in Gaza? A further investigation has begun to find out when it comes towards the issue. Here is what happened in an attempt to stop Israel from carrying out such actions - and how it handles the conflict across the Middle East. The UN has said it was ready to make emergency talks with Israelis.

Source: middleeasteye.net
Published on 2024-04-09

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