Israel's changing attitude towards the Kurds reveals its prioritization of interests over principles in its foreign policy. While once considered allies, Israel now sees the Kurds as its 'natural allies' as its relations with Turkey deteriorate. This shift in policy is driven by Israel's desire to undermine support for Palestine and strengthen its position in the Middle East. However, while an independent Palestinian state is supported by regional states, an independent Kurdish state is only supported by Israel. Israel's approach to the Kurds is seen as a threat by regional states and is aimed at undermining their support for Palestinian rights.