Israeli authorities have issued a warning about the dangers of vacationing in Turkish resorts in connection with the attack in Tel Aviv on a high-ranking official from Iran. The Israeli government is worried that the incident could lead to revenge on the part of Iran and has urged not to travel to Turkey, which borders Iran. As a result, against the background of current events, beach Turkey is losing another tourist market.
According to Turkish media reports, despite recent developments on the Turkish-Israeli line and normalization, relations have been thwarted, but all efforts have been thwarted by the NP: last week, May 30, a colonel of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was killed. ) Iran Hassan Sayyad Hodai. According to Iranian media, the commander of the IRGC, Brigadier General Hossein Salami, has promised revenge for Hodai’s assassination.
Fearing retaliation, the Israeli National Security Council opposed Israeli tourists’ trips to Turkey. “The defense establishment is increasingly concerned about Iran’s attempts to harm Israelis around the world,” the Israeli ministry said.
In the wake of the escalating situation, the Tel Aviv administration warned its citizens about the dangers of vacationing in the Republic of Turkey and urged them “not to travel unnecessarily to countries bordering Iran.”
Among them are Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkey.
“In recent weeks, Iran has blamed Israel for the death of a high-ranking Revolutionary Guard official, and Iran could retaliate against Israelis,” he said.
In addition to the fact that Israelis should refrain from traveling to Turkey, they were advised to avoid any contact with foreigners, “even if their acquaintances came from Turkey.”