Israel And Turkey
Turkey attempting to deploy radars within Syria, western intel. sources tell 'Post' - exclusive
Deploying radars in Syrian territory would harm Israel's ability to strike targets in Iran, due to the fact Israel is using Syrian airspace to reach Iran.
Turkey's 'big move' of cutting economic ties with Israel probably won't last - editorial
Erdogan's Turkey is the nerve centre of a broader Islamist resurgence - opinion
Despite tensions, Turkish Airlines holds onto Tel Aviv flight slots
Analysis: Can Turkey make the US extradite accused coup-planner Fethullah Gulen?
Ankara has in effect threatened Washington, hitherto a close ally, that there’s no going back on its demand to hand over self-exiled Muslim cleric.
Turkish FM says parliament to approve deal with Israel next week
“Israel has met our terms, paving the way to normalize ties,” he said. “Therefore, we must do this as soon as possible.”
Caesars – ancient and modern
The Kurds of Turkey affiliated with Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) dared him to prove how “real” he was when they declared themselves autonomous in a dozen or so towns and cities.
Is another Palestinian prisoner swap in the offing, or just a long way off?
Despite reconciliations and promises to try to facilitate talks with Hamas on three missing Israelis and the remains of two dead soldiers, a prisoner swap isn’t likely any time soon.
Turkey deal was struck five years ago, security chief reveals
The NSC interim head said the ministers receive daily intelligence reports, and that the Turkey deal is an example of orderly work with advance preparation.
No going back to the 'good old days' for Israel and Turkey
Reconciliation with Turkey contains positive elements and advantages for Israel, but the era of close, even intimate, military and intelligence cooperation between the countries is over.
Talking Turkey: The Israel deal and the retreat from neo-Ottomanism
The rapprochement with Israel is part of a broader retreat from the neo-Ottomanism that until recently guided Turkish foreign policy.
Turkish delegation arrives in Gaza Strip to boost development
The technical study group from Turkey’s Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources is visiting the Gaza Strip to assess the coastal enclave’s energy needs.
Israel and Turkey’s new deal: A pessimistic Kurdish view
For the sake of understanding one can divide the Middle East states into two main categories, namely the pillars and those which are between the pillars, the fillers.
It’s time for reconciliation
Sending a delegation of Knesset members to Armenia was an important step in the right direction. Let us hope that Israel chooses values over our interests in international relations.