Turkey And Israel
Israel struck Syria to prevent Turkey from establishing in the country, fmr. IDF Navy chief says
V.-Adm. (ret.) Eliezer Marom said Israel would not allow Turkey to establish control in Syria, while warning that mounting US pressure could force Iran to choose between negotiations and escalation.
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Turkey evaluating troop deployment for Gaza stabilization force, Erdogan says
Turkey severs economic ties to Israel, closes airspace to gov't flights, arms shipments
Netanyahu, Katz slam Erdogan for again comparing Gaza to Holocaust
Turkish leader makes his comments to Muslims in NY, then goes to UN to continue berating Israel
Katz demands Foreign Ministry stop Turkish subversion in east Jerusalem
“Turkey is the most active and important foreign country operating in eastern Jerusalem,” wrote David Koren, a former advisor to the mayor of Jerusalem for Arab and eastern Jerusalem affairs.
The Travel Advisor: Turks vs. quirks
Turkish and United step up their business-class service with amenities galore.
Erdogan condemns Netanyahu for Jewish nation-state comment; PM hits back
The new caliph
Turkey’s chief ideologue, Ahmet Davutoglu admitted that Turkey’s neo-Ottoman ambitions were inspired by the British Commonwealth.
Turkey has Janus face when it comes to opposing nationalism in Israel
Both Turkey and Israel have nationalist roots and are at a crossroads of internal religious and ethnic disputes that are often enshrined in law
Erdogan’s victory and Israel’s natural gas exports
Gas companies should push for the rapid implementation of the export deal with Egypt while the Egyptian gas shortage continues.
Know comment: Thwart Turkey's Jerusalem incursion
Turkish flags today fly everywhere in eastern Jerusalem and prominently on the Mount, too. Photos of the fiercely anti-Israel and openly antisemitic Erdogan adorn shops throughout the Old City.
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Israeli minister lashes out at Erdogan, suggests Turkey coup was staged
"We do not need explanations from the world on what is the right thing to do," said Yoav Galant.
