Tülin Daloglu
...So the question becomes how these nations will cope with a nuclear Iran. The Arab world—at the very outset—seems to be pleased to see a growing Turkish role in the region as a strategic counterbalance to Iran...
...In fact, Turkish calculation on sanctions is heavily relied on the assumption that Russians and Chinese won't allow such a UN Security Council resolution be accepted. If they do, Turkey's position will be difficult. As a non-permanent UN Security Council member, it will either decide to break-away from its traditional Western allies or it will follow the course. Either way, Turkey's stakes will be high. Iranian regime has more opportunity to harm Turkey more than it can cause harm in the U.S. or Europe. Or Turkey will turn its back to the Western world...
...As much as none likes to admit, the Gulf countries might even be relieved by an Israeli military operation against Iranian facilities. When Israel attacked a nuclear site in Syria, the Arab world didn't register much protest. All in all, it is that mindset which will determine whether the nations of the Middle East will accept Israel as a real partner in peace, or whether they will accept a nuclear Iran...(THE DC).
Full Article: http://dailycaller.com/2010/02/24/turkeys-position-in-facing-a-nuclear-iran/