Turkey's trade boycott: How big a blow to Israel's economy?

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A major concern is that Erdogan's boycott on trade, due to the fighting in Gaza, could spread to other countries if Israel enters Rafah

May 6, 2024

May 6, 2024

Jerusalem policymakers' reactions to the Turkish boycott on trade with Israel are far from uniform. They run the gamut from dismissive to grave concerns about an unprecedented event that could - if Israel invades Rafah - sweep away other countries too.

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