Israeli claims: They tried to kidnap me in Turkey - and that's how I managed to escape them

June 14, 2022   

Istanbul police are securing places where Israeli tourists are staying in an unprecedented manner this evening (Tuesday), and are conducting a hunt for Iranian terrorist cells in collaboration with the Mossad, Channel 12 reported. It's worth eating healthy: healthy recipes for snacks and family meals These are the changes to the intercity public transportation routes in Jerusalem • All the details According to the report, at least 1,000 Israelis staying in Turkey received warning calls, and in one case the call may have prevented a kidnapping. This is an Israeli citizen who reported that he had been attempted to be kidnapped in recent days. He claims that there was physical contact between him and those who wanted to kidnap him and he managed to escape them after a physical confrontation. It is not possible to publish all the details regarding this incident, and the information is being verified.

The intelligence assessment in Jerusalem and Ankara is that, at this time, not all of the Iranian ground cells that threaten Israelis have been captured.

The security establishment repeatedly calls not to travel to Turkey and urges Israelis traveling in the country to return as soon as possible.

The security establishment is concerned that some of those who were warned have so far remained in Turkey. It was also reported that a special task force of the Mossad, Shin Bet and the National Intelligence Organization has been established, which works 24/7 to analyze intelligence and issue treatments and warnings to Israelis in real time. The Turkish Foreign Ministry today issued an official statement about an "uncompromising fight" against terrorism, and the Israeli Foreign Ministry welcomes it. The Turks are going out of their way to appear to be taking these threats seriously, and one of the reasons for this is the fact that they want to once again prove their seriousness in their intention to normalize relations with Israel. Furthermore, Turkey has no interest in Israelis or others being harmed on its territory and sees threats to the lives of Israelis in Turkey as threats to it.