The realpolitik will be interesting. As much as Erdogan badmouths Netanyahu (maybe rightly so, but irrelevant as Netanyahu is toast anyway), Erdogan dislikes Hezbollah even more,
You're misinterpreting the reality. I assume you're getting your information from the Times of Israel.
Relations of Turkey and Iran with Israel
In the past,
Turkey's ties with Israel have caused various disagreements between
Ankara and
Tehran. However, Turkey's neutral stance with regards to the
disputes between Israel and Iran has secured the maintenance of friendly bilateral relations. The growing trade between Turkey and Iran indicates the two countries’ willingness to strengthen mutual ties.
Turkey's relations with Israel have deteriorated since the
Gaza War (2008–09), the
Gaza flotilla raid (2010) and the
2014 Israel–Gaza conflict. From 2010 to 2016, Turkey had no diplomatic relations with Israel at the
ambassadorial level. However, on 28 June 2016, Turkey and Israel signed an agreement to normalize relations, which included a $20 million compensation fund from Israel to Turkish families affected by the Gaza-bound flotilla attack, an eventual return of ambassadors and initial talks of a natural gas pipeline.
en.wikipedia.org
Turkey- Israel relations are quickly deteriorating.
BDS Turkey: Cut all ties with genocidal Israel
Pointing out that "Turkey continues to be Israel's most important regional ally," BDS Turkey criticized the AKP government for insisting on maintaining bilateral relations at the "highest level."
bianet.org
Erdogan dislikes Hezbollah even more,
There's two Hezbollahs.
But, according to several news articles, the Hezbollah that operates in Turkey is not believed to be connected to the Hezbollah that operates in Lebanon (Middle East Times 28 Jan. 2000; Council on Foreign Relations 2002; World Socialist Web Site 16 Feb. 2000; New York Times 23 Jan. 2000).
https://www.refworld.org/docid/3f7d4e290.html
And the way the Turkey - Israel relations are deteriorating, "My enemy's enemy is my friend".
Turkeys trade with Israel has more than doubled in recent years, nothing to gain from Turkey aligning itself with Iran.
The 2009 attack on Gaza sent relations down the drain, and they only recently recovered.
But Israel has already recalled its Turkish representative from Turkey, after only 18 months of full diplomatic ties being restored.
Turkey has a healthy trade with Iran, but it's restricted by western sanction on Iran.
The Houthi's have almost closed the Red Sea through which 15% of world trade passes, and a lot of oil.
Yes the continuing attacks on Palestinians is widening the conflict.
It doesn't and won't improve trhe chances of diplomatic solutions.
The Saudi's are notably quiet in all this,
We've already seen how fragile diplomatic relations are between Turkey and Israel.
We could see more cracks appearing yet. You can't rely on existing relations and continue attacking Palestinians.
and the best way to achieve that would be to remove their sponsors, Iran.
That is another objective of Israel, they don't care how much ****e they stir up, as long as they can kill Palestinians or forcibly evacuate them from the Levant.
I think a lot of countries are starting to realise that peace, stability and prosperity ain't going to happen in the Middle East while Iran have a seat at the table.
I think a lot of countries are satarting to realsie what a ****e stirrer Isrrael is.
And Israel cannot rely on US support at this rate.
Who's going to make the first move? not the US or Saudi I suspect, maybe it's best left to Israel do do it by proxy, and they wont mind taking the blame, they're used to it.
It usually is their fault. They've been subjugating, killing , torturing, humilitiating, stealing their land and generally discriminating against Palestinians for so long.
Israel is haemorrhaging support fast.
