During his trip to Turkey, the Foreign Minister of the Zionist regime met with the country's senior officials, including the president, and discussed various issues such as bilateral relations.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Israeli media sources reported that after meeting with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu in Ankara, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen had a bilateral meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
 
According to "Kan" TV channel, during the bilateral meeting with the Foreign Minister of the Zionist regime, the President of Turkey discussed the gas export of this regime to Europe through Turkey.
 
According to this media, senior Turkish officials, including Erdogan and Mevlut Cavusoglu, told Eli Cohen: "We are interested in cooperation on gas-related issues.”We have facilities and we can help you to export gas (Occupied Palestine) to Europe."
 
Kan and other media of the Zionist regime reported that Eli Cohen, the foreign minister of this regime, said in response to the statements of senior Turkish officials in Ankara: "We will investigate this issue."
 
According to the media of the Zionist regime, Turkey has been demanding gas cooperation between Ankara and Tel Aviv for years, including during the time of the cabinet of the former prime minister of this regime, Naftali Bennett, but Turkey avoided talking about it publicly, but now Turkish officials, considering the presence of the cabinet New in Tel Aviv are considering whether it is possible to reach an agreement with Netanyahu.
 
The emphasis of Erdogan and other Turkish officials on gas cooperation with the Zionist regime has been raised in a situation where the President of Turkey and other officials have commented on this many times in recent months.
 
  Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen visited Ankara on Tuesday (yesterday). This Zionist official went to Ankara while the severe earthquake of 17th of December is still making news in Turkey and according to the latest official statistics, the death toll has increased to 40 thousand people.