Middle East politics shake-up by the arrival of Netanyahu

The new prime minister of Israel had sought all the lights. Turkish President Erdogan's peace of mind is disturbed by PM Benjamin Netanyahu.

Turkey’s will and wishes for Syria got shocked and disturbed when the PM arrived. Turkey enjoyed the Syrian crisis a lot, the bombing and airstrikes. But the new election of Isreal had changed the whole game. But Turkey had never won Syria because of the Russian support for Syria. But now Turkey is in new danger because the friend's Bibi and Putin are with Syria.

This will take middle east politics in a new direction.

As we saw Turkish tried of capturing North Syria but Russia always became the barrier to it. They stopped Turkey from doing it by sending Syria weapons to fight with them.

Turkey has agreed to remove their forces from Syria. There was a big change in politics because of Turkey-Russia and Syria. The Turkish defense minister said that after the tripartite talk, they are ready to leave Syria.

Ankara agreed to many demands which as respecting Syrian sovereignty. They are opening the M4 highway in northern Syria. They also decided that a special Trilateral Committee would be established by the countries in Moscow.

The Turkish defense minister also agreed that they are willing to do negotiation operations now.

But this country Turkey refused to settle the dispute with Syria many times before. And this country was willing to capture the whole of north Syria. And now they are ready to leave Syria, is it strange? Why they are doing this?

Why is a country so determined to capture northern Syria now backing down on its efforts?

The reason is the friendship between Benjamin Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin. Before Netanyahu, the foreign policy of Isreal was so weak, but now that Benjamin Netanyahu is in power they are catching attraction and growing the networks. It will lead to many more unexpected changes in the middle east.

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