Israel’s Istanbul consulate and Ankara embassy have been unmanned since October 7, with diplomats stationed in Bulgaria and local staff working from home; some Foreign Ministry officials call the empty mission a waste of public funds, while others warn it may be hard to reopen | Read More in ynet – News
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