Israel And Turkey
Nine Israelis arrested as Turkey probes $3 b. international fraud network
Turkish prosecutors say a global investment fraud network operating from Turkey was allegedly managed by Israeli citizens, and led to the arrest of nine Israelis.
Turkish FM calls Netanyahu 'enemy of humanity,' claims Mecca agreement not directed at any country
Turkey's Fidan tones down Israel rhetoric, says 'no reason for open conflict' amid F-35 push
Turkey attempting to deploy radars within Syria, western intel. sources tell 'Post' - exclusive
Exclusive: Turkish embassy hosts banned Islamic Movement chief at Iftar dinner
“This man is a one-man explosive,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
Turkey remains popular tourist destination for Israeli Arabs
Jewish Israelis to Turkey dropped precipitously following tensions stemming from the 2010 flotilla incident, coupled by ongoing terrorist attacks in the country.
Analysis: How will Putin react to ambassador's assassination in Turkey?
Sources in Turkey were quick to blame supporters of Fethullah Gulen, the Turkish preacher who is in exile in the United States.
Turkish court dismisses case brought by victims of Israeli raid
Israel agreed to pay out $20 million to the families of those killed on the vessel, a crucial element in the restoration of ties.
New Israeli ambassador to Turkey arrives in Ankara
Israeli-Turkish relations broke down in 2010 when 10 Turkish pro-Palestinian activists were killed by Israeli commandos enforcing a naval blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Turkish terrorism victim: I don’t know what I would have done without OneFamily
OneFamily provides victims them with emotional and financial support, as it had done for victims of the terrorist attacks in Mombasa in 2002, Mumbai in 2011 and Burgas in 2012.
Un Etat juif, un Etat musulman : des analogies historiques cependant
S’il se considère comme un pays européen, l’Etat juif possède un destin très similaire à celui de son voisin turc
Turkish teachers missing as school year begins
Since the failed coup attempt on July 15 that resulted in over 270 deaths, the government has fired or suspended nearly 40,000 teachers, adding to an already existing teacher shortage.
Diplomacy: How Turkey’s advance into Syria impacts Israel
From creating an additional reason for Ankara to want quiet in Gaza, to demonstrating again a loss of US weight in the region, Turkey’s thrust into Syria will have serious ramifications.
Why did Turkey enter Syria?
Obviously, the liberation of the city was not problematic for the Turkish military; according to the Turkish Defense Ministry only one FSA fighter has been killed during the “Euphrates Shield” op.