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Israel and Turkey trade hostile accusations over regional issues

Israeli and Turkish leaders exchanged accusations including claims concerning Kurdish people and Cyprus. The headlines indicate a sharp deterioration in bilateral rhetoric.

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Escalating rhetoric between two important regional powers could increase tensions in the eastern Mediterranean and Middle East.

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