From Arabiya

Indeed, for the first time in its history, Turkey is pursuing a policy of peace and disarmament geared toward the Middle East, specifically the Palestinian issue, and this policy is respected and taken seriously throughout the region, which is in the interests of Turkey.

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Seen from any angle, the election results in Israel were not good news, and the coalition government that emerged in the post-election era is not a political cocktail that sends out good odors. Sometimes, there is a benefit to expressing truth clearly and plainly; this is what true friendship requires. If Israel's coalition government had assumed office in a European Union member county, say in Slovakia, then the EU's relations with that country would have been frozen, though its membership could not be dropped. It is better to be more specific. Lieberman and his party represent a stinking racist movement, and the fact that such a movement is the third political group in Israel is not an easy-to-understand phenomenon, particularly given the tragic history of the Jews. Nevertheless, except for a few Jewish intellectuals, no one will emphasize this fact and Lieberman will be labeled merely as "anti-Arab" and many will prefer to wash their hands after shaking hands with the new coalition instead of wearing gloves.