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Erdogan is trying to establish himself as a mediator in a series of conflicts, including between Iran and the US, Pakistan and Afghanistan, as a means of projecting power. Now, he is now trying to replicate his success in the Gaza Strip in Lebanon. Ankara’s assistance to the Iranian regime is reflected not only in diplomatic initiatives, but also in economic aid through financial institutions.
Azerbaijan Airlines, Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air and Ukraine’s SkyUp are resuming flights to Ben Gurion Airport. Wizz Air has postponed its return until May 19. Lufthansa has canceled flights deep into the summer.
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Trump has notified Congress that hostilities have ended, but diplomatic officials tell Israel Hayom that the naval blockade on oil exports will continue for months. While Washington is betting on the regime’s internal collapse, Tehran refuses to budge on the nuclear issue and will have to contend with a failing currency and oil wells being shut down.
