New Delhi, Sept. 28 -- Israel is preparing a potential legal case against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directing an inter-ministerial team and the country's International Law Department to examine allegations involving Ankara's treatment of Kurdish minorities and its financial support for Hamas, according to i24NEWS report.

The move comes amid a sharp deterioration in relations between Israel and Turkey and follows Erdogan's efforts to pursue action against Netanyahu through international mechanisms.

According to Israeli outlet i24NEWS, the file being prepared by Israel will focus on two broad allegations: "Turkey's treatment of Kurdish minorities and alleged financial support provided b...