Hertzug faces diplomatic fallout in Baku
At an Asian summit in Baku, delegations from more than ten countries, including Turkey, Iran, and Kuwait, withdrew in protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's speech delivered at the conference. They left the hall immediately after he began speaking. Despite Turkey's restrictions on the passage of Israeli government aircraft, Herzog used an Azerbaijani civilian plane, a Boeing 787-8, to fly through Turkish airspace without informing Ankara. This highlights the disparity between Turkey's political stance and the practical realities of civil aviation routes. These developments occur amid ongoing regional tensions related to the Gaza war and Israeli policies, reflecting diplomatic protests and disagreements over Israel's participation in international forums.
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