I have an Israeli visa on my passport. Can I enter Turkey?

Does not affect. Just apply for a Turkish visa.

Because the relationship between Israel and Arab countries has always been bad, if the passport has a stamp that has been in and out of Israel (such as visa, exit stamp, entry stamp, etc.). ), going to Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Yemen, Sudan, Iraq, Kuwait and other countries will basically be refused visas. Relatively speaking, the requirements of the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and other countries are much more relaxed. Even if the passport has a stamp for entering and leaving Israel, the success rate of visa application is still very high, and only a very small number of people will be refused visas. Travelers to Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Indonesia, Morocco and other countries need not worry that the experience of going to Israel will affect the signing of the bill.