Accordingly, the first of Israel's demands is the termination of HAMAS's presence in Turkey.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, at the press conference he held with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in Beştepe, announced that President Yitzak Herzog of the occupying Israeli regime could visit Turkey.
Emphasizing that cooperation can be made with the invading Israeli regime in the Eastern Mediterranean, Erdoğan said, "The goal is to get somewhere with positive approaches. We will do our best if it is on a win-win basis."
After Erdogan's words, which were the product of the "normalization" process with the Israeli regime, another critical development took place.
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu had a telephone conversation with Foreign Minister Yair Lapid of the occupying Israeli regime, according to the information received from the Foreign Ministry.
ISRAEL SEEKS TO HIT HAMAS
While the winds of "normalization" between Turkey and the occupying Israeli regime make themselves felt, what will happen in the coming period is eagerly awaited.
While Erdogan emphasizes "win-win" in bilateral relations, it is also known that Israel has some demands from Turkey.
The first of Israel's demands is the closure of HAMAS offices in Turkey and the deportation of HAMAS members.
The Israeli regime, which is disturbed by HAMAS's activities in Turkey, wants to deal a heavy blow to HAMAS with a "normalization" to be achieved with Turkey.
GOVERNMENT ACCEPTED THE CONDITIONS IN THE LAST 'NORMALIZATION'
As it will be remembered, in recent years, there has been a "normalization" process between Turkey and the occupying Israeli regime.
In the process that resulted in the dismissal of the Mavi Marmara case, the Israeli regime made some demands from Turkey.
Among these demands was the expulsion of one of the HAMAS leaders, Salih al-Aruri, from Turkey.
While Turkey displayed a concessionary stance in the face of the aforementioned demand, Salih al-Aruri also left Turkey.