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Israeli Companies Withdraw from Turkey Amid Political Tensions
2 sourcesFirst reported 27 days agoUpdated 26 days ago
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- Israeli companies are increasingly exiting Turkey due to ongoing political tensions.
- The closure of Hamat's subsidiary in Izmir marks a significant trend of disconnection from Turkish industry.
- Israeli imports from Turkey plummeted from $2 billion in 2024 to $924.1 million in 2025.
- There are still a few Israeli firms maintaining a presence in Turkey, albeit at a low profile.
- The relationship between Turkey and Israel has shifted from resilient trade ties to a declining state.
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