Is Israel going to Attack Turkey Now?

After the conflict between Israel/USA and Iran, and even some attacks on Lebanon, are the Zionists now aiming to turn against Turkey?

Are we going to pay for another war through a higher cost of living, global crisis, fuel prices?

For decades, Israel’s secret plans have always been to “crush” all its surrounding neighbors and adversaries, and the USA has always supported them, wagging its tail.

A huge billboard appeared on the main highway in Tel Aviv, placing Turkey at the center of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s election campaign. The image showed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan alongside the leaders of Iran, Hezbollah, and the mayor of New York City as adversaries of Israel, under the slogan: “They want Netanyahu to lose. Don’t let them win.”

Just a few days later, Turkey also became the center of Israel’s latest military confrontation.

Israeli jets attacked the Abu al-Dahar airbase in northern Syria, targeting what authorities described as a growing Turkish military buildup that Israel considered a significant threat.

But with a little more than two months until the elections, the timing of the attack so close to Netanyahu’s campaign message fueled debate in Israel and abroad: Is Netanyahu anticipating a genuine strategic threat, or amplifying one to improve his position at the polls?

If a conflict arises, Israel will obviously need support from the USA (which will likely happen, just as they have received support in the conflict against Iran). The issue is that Turkey has double Israel’s military resources — double the troops, aircraft, battle tanks, etc.