Israel may have more shared interests with Turkey than we realize. | Eylon Levy with Michael Doran
Israel: State of a Nation
In a discussion featuring Michael Doran, a senior fellow at The Hudson Institute, reveals that Israel and Turkey might have overlapping strategic interests that are often overlooked. Despite historical political tensions, both nations face common regional threats and have potential economic and military collaborations that could be mutually beneficial. This dialogue underscores the significance of diplomatic engagement and reevaluating geopolitical alliances in the Middle East, suggesting that exploring shared interests could lead to a stronger, more stable regional footprint for both countries.