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‘Grant me the governorship of Jerusalem’: Turkish Interior Minister prays for control of Israel
Referring to the fall of the Assad regime, the interior minister said he hoped he would see Jerusalem “liberated” in the same way Damascus was, and that one day “those lands will be ours once again."
Israeli-Turkish tensions continue to grow as Ankara prepares to launch new flotilla
Iran war pushes Israel-Turkey rift into more dangerous phase - analysis
'Israel cannot live without hostility': Turkey warns Israel may target it next
Despite Ankara-Jerusalem reset, military ties continue to be low key
As close allies, Turkey provided Israel with intelligence on Iran.
Turkish tourism minister marks first visit since normalization
Thousands attend Tel Aviv tourism summit, including representatives from around the world.
First Israeli-Turkish diplomatic talks in years held in Ankara
"All pertinent bilateral issues were reviewed, and especially cooperation in areas such as energy, economy, culture and tourism."
Israeli, Turkish generals meet for first time in years
Turkish officials confirmed that Turkey’s Chief of Staff Gen. Hulusi Akar met Tuesday on the sidelines of a meeting of NATO military leaders with IDF Deputy Chief of Staff Maj.-Gen. Yair Golan.
'Erdogan hasn't changed, he's still hostile to Israel and supports Hamas'
Former Likud minister Sa'ar slams reconciliation deal after combative Erdogan interview with Israel's Channel 2.
Families of Mavi Marmara victims promise to continue court cases
Some of the relatives expressed anger that the deal was not discussed with them first.
Jerusalem to name envoy to Turkey in coming days
The announcement of Turkey’s new ambassador to Israel is expected at around the same time. The two nations have not had ambassadors in each other’s countries since 2010.
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.
Analysis: Why the Turkey coup failed and what's likely to come next
The failed coup is not likely to change Turkey-Israel relations, but Jerusalem would not have shed a tear had Erdogan been ousted.
Fethullah Gülen and the Jews: A different angle
Gülen is emerging as a wolf in sheep’s clothing, and we should care.