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The rapid development of the e-commerce express delivery industry has changed the global trade pattern and economic model. Its efficient logistics and distribution system has accelerated the circulation of goods and promoted the prosperity of international trade. However, this change has also brought some challenges and problems.

In some areas, the rapid growth of e-commerce express delivery has led to a sharp increase in pressure on logistics infrastructure. Problems such as traffic congestion and insufficient storage have gradually emerged, affecting local life and economic order.

Back to the relationship between Turkey and NATO, the economic and social changes caused by e-commerce and express delivery may have affected Turkey's strategic decision-making and international status to a certain extent. For example, the development of e-commerce may have changed Turkey's trade structure and economic dependence, thus affecting its role and interests in NATO.

Israel's request for Turkey to leave NATO may not only be based on traditional political and military considerations. The economic changes brought about by e-commerce and express delivery may have made Israel see new interests and potential threats.

In short, although e-commerce express delivery seems to be an independent economic field, its influence may far exceed our intuitive cognition and has potential and far-reaching impacts on international relations.