التحالف التركي-الإسرائيلي في تسعينات القرن العشرين و انعكاساته على العلاقات التركية -الإيرانية

Abstract EN

The Turkish-Israeli relations witnessed a great development during the nineties of the twentieth century due to a number of international and regional changes, including the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Second Gulf War in 1991.

This development included the political, economic, military and security aspects and culminated in the strategic alliance between the two countries in February 1996.

The development of strategic relations between Turkey and Israel and the goals sought by the countries in forming a military and security alliance to address the common concerns that were hovering over the two countries, citing the reasons and justifications that led to the establishment of the Turkish coalition - To an Israeli.

The study also examines the reflection of the alliance on Turkish-Iranian relations through the knowledge of Iran's position on the alliance, which was the direct goal of the alliance between Ankara and Tel Aviv.