İsrail'in Orta Asya Politikaları

In the aftermath of the Soviet Union, changes in the international system led Israel to focus onCentral Asia to tackle its security concerns. The countries in this region have gained significantimportance, particularly as potential energy suppliers for Israel. In this process, besides energyrelated relations, Israeli companies have also expanded their presence in various fields such asagriculture, irrigation, healthcare, education, and communication. On the other hand, it can be saidthat Israel's policy in Central Asia is built on multifaceted objectives, including access to energyresources, the development of technical cooperation, and the enhancement of diplomatic relations.This study examines Israel's policies towards five Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan,Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan) from 1991 to 2024. This article focuses onthe key parameters of Israel's Central Asia policy, such as politics, diplomacy, military, security,economics, and trade. Israel's Central Asia strategy and the fundamental dynamics behind thesestrategies have been analyzed through the lens of neorealism.Keywords: Israel, Collaboration, Neorealism, Central Asia, Foreign Policy