Seher Bulut graduated from the Department Software Engineering at the Vienna University of Technology in 2009 and her master's degree in the Department of Information Management from the same university. She completed her Ph.D. degree with a dissertation titled "Turkey and Israel's foreign policy after 2000: A role theoretical comparison" in the Department of International Relations at Selçuk University in 2018. Between 2010 and 2016, Dr. Bulut conducted research on her dissertation topic in the Departments of Political Science and Sociology at the University of Münster in Germany. Dr. Bulut's interests in research include Turkish foreign policy, Israeli foreign policy, developments and policies regarding the Syrian crisis, the Turkish diaspora and integration in Europe, etc. Bulut is currently working as a lecturer at Ankara Medipol University.
2021 has been recorded as a year in which significant new developments took place in Turkey-Israel relations. After the appointment of Isaac Herzog, who has a moderate position on the two-state solution, after the presidential elections held in Israel in June, the relations between the two countries entered a new era. The leaders of both states, who made phone calls on different occasions after Herzog took office, were warmly interested
2021 has been recorded as a year in which significant new developments took place in Turkey-Israel relations. After the appointment of Isaac Herzog, who has a moderate position on the two-state solution,
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