Israeli Foreign Minister Ripid

On June 19, local time, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Foreign Minister Ripid will visit Turkey on June 23. Earlier this month, due to the attack on the Israelites of Turkey, Rapid called on the country's people not to board the flight to Turkey.

According to Reuters reported on June 19, after several months of relationship heating up, Ripid is about to visit Turkey. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lapid is expected to meet with Turkish Foreign Minister Chawuslu, and then the two parties will discuss relations between the two countries and regional hotspots. In May of this year, Chawusholu visited Israel, the first visit to Turkish ministerial officials over the past 15 years. At that time, the two sides agreed to negotiate about the restart of the economic cooperation committees of the two countries. Lapid said that the earth relationship "opened a new chapter."

CCTV News pointed out that since 2010, Turkish rescue vessels and Turkish rescue vessels and Turkish areas that have been intercepted to the Gaza Strip have repeatedly condemned Israel's operations in Pakistan and Israel's conflict. In March of this year, Israeli President Herzog visited Turkey. This was the first time that Israeli leaders visited Turkey since 2008. The relationship between the two countries showed signs of heating up.

However, due to the worries about Iranian attacks, Laipid called on the country's people not to go to Turkey this month. Reuters pointed out that in May this year, Hassan Sayad Khodai, a senior officer of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards, was assassinated and died, Iran vowed to revenge for it and pointed his finger at Israel. The Israeli Times reported that the security agencies of Israel and Turkey have recently frustrated Iran's "kidnapped the conspiracy of Israeli tourists" in Turkey. The Iranian government said that the security of the citizens of the country is the red line of Iran, and any hostile action of the Israeli regime will get the necessary retaliation measures of Iran. In addition, Iran has not responded to Israeli tourism warnings. The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in a statement that Turkey is a safe country and "with a cooperation mechanism to combat terrorism."