Erdogan attacks Israel... in Turkey - Arresting alleged Mossad spies

MIT and Turkish security services have launched an unprecedented manhunt in several provinces of Turkey, arresting 33 people suspected of spying on behalf of Israel's Mossad intelligence service so far.
According to Turkish media, police are looking for 13 other suspects for ties to the Mossad.
As expected, there is great anger in Israel about Erdogan's move. The Israelis speak of an “attack that was planned a long time ago.”
Anadolu reported that police conducted simultaneous raids on 57 locations in eight provinces as part of an investigation launched by the Anti-Terrorism Bureau of the Istanbul Prosecutor's Office.
Without citing sources, the agency said the suspects allegedly aimed to track, track and arrest foreign nationals living in Turkey as part of “international espionage” operations attributed to the Mossad.