The "Israeli" - Turkish crisis over the Zionist entity's war on Gaza has expanded to the extent that Turkish firms have set conditions on "Israeli" businessmen for further dealings.
The crisis went beyond the political arena and the outrage of the Turkish street at the "Israeli" massacre in Gaza.

Turkish firms have set conditions on "Israeli" businessmen for further dealings including renunciation to "Israeli" crimes against civilians in Gaza.

"Israeli" expert in international affairs, Arad Nir, said that "we have received a message, originally sent to our businessmen, from our trade office in Turkey requesting them to declare their renunciation to the "Israeli" government that is killing children, women, elderly and innocent people. The message adds that "Israeli" companies should condemn as inhuman our government's act. The Turks do not want to deal with "Israeli" companies that have blood on their hands."

In a bid to pressure Turkey, the "Israeli"-Turkish trade office in the Zionist entity has been sending messages and filing reports about what they call "a negative popular state in "Israel" against Turkey" and that the current Turkish behavior would affect trade and tourism between both countries.

"The ‘Israelis' want to go to Turkey and want to feel safe there, but they cannot do anything there when they are offended and insulted," Ehud Zafarani, a travel agency owner, said.

"Israel's" Ambassador to Turkey, Gabi Levi said that "there are signs in one Turkish city that bans entry to dogs and ‘Israelis'."