Israeli analysis: Erdoğan is closing conflict files one by one, and Israel is in the crosshairs of the shifts
An analysis in "ynet Global" tracks Turkey's shifts in Libya, Syria, Iraq and the Kurdish file, and their implications for Ankara's ambitions in the eastern Mediterranean and Israel's calculations.
Turkey offers Egypt maritime deal, says benefits could exceed 15,000 km²
The Turkish Ministry of Defence announced Ankara's readiness to sign an agreement demarcating maritime boundaries with Egypt, saying the deal could give Cairo more than 15,000 square kilometres of additional maritime area.
Erdoğan: Turkey will not be shut out of the Eastern Mediterranean
Erdoğan insists Turkey will uphold its maritime rights with Libya and rejects its exclusion from the Eastern Mediterranean, warns against a new regional escalation and outlines the main features of the 2027 budget.
Maariv: Turkey Offers Egypt Maritime Deal as Blue Homeland Expands Its Naval Ambitions
Maariv reported that Turkey has offered Egypt an agreement to demarcate maritime borders in the eastern Mediterranean, amid the dispute over the Turkey-Libya deal and competition over energy resources.
Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal Alarms Israel as Scramble for Influence and Energy Grips Eastern Mediterranean
The eastern Libyan parliament's approval of the maritime agreement with Turkey draws objections from Israel, Greece, Egypt and the European Union, opening the door to shifts in the balance of influence.
Abu Taqiya to FiMED: Turkey-Libya deal redraws influence in the Eastern Mediterranean
Journalist Mohamed Abu Taqiya affirmed that the Libyan parliament's approval of the maritime boundary demarcation agreement with Turkey strengthens Turkey's presence in the Eastern Mediterranean amid regional competition.