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Saudi Arabia, Israel have shared interests at stake, Houthi escalation highlights - editorial
Saudi Arabia's defense pact with Turkey and Pakistan faces growing scrutiny as the Houthi conflict escalates, with questions remaining over military deployments and the allies' roles.
Could Egyptian military deployment in Somalia upset Horn of Africa balance of power? - analysis
'Horrific terrorist attack': Netanyahu, world leaders condemn Houthi attack on Riyadh airport
Israel’s security partnerships must be built on reciprocity, not convenience - opinion
Turkey revokes operating license of Iran's Mellat Bank amid US economic pressure campaign
Earlier this month, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on a small Turkish investment bank and two subsidiaries.
Sharaa secretly building up Syrian military, raising red flags in Israeli security community
Instead of investing in infrastructure, rebuilding the country, or improving the welfare of civilians who suffered through 15 years of war, the extremist regime is focusing on an arms buildup.
Rare Christian amulet holding bible scrap, ancient stone seal unearthed at Turkish site - report
“Inside a copper box, we found an extremely thin gold sheet, only 0.1 millimeters thick, most likely carrying a passage from the Bible,” said Michele Ruzgar Massa of Bilkent University.
Is the Saudi defense pact misunderstood amid Houthi attacks? - analysis
The concept behind the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement seems more about starting a process than enabling these countries to rapidly deploy to any of their partners' homelands.
Turkey calls on Iran, US to stop attacks in Gulf region, says strikes harm peace efforts
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that freedom of passage should be allowed in the Strait of Hormuz, and the pre-war status quo should be reinstated.
Syria is continuing to strengthen ties with Turkey, causing concern in Israel - analysis
Syria and Turkey have signed 40 agreements and memoranda of understanding, creating links between 22 Syrian ministries and agencies and their Turkish counterparts, SANA reported.
A long history of baldness from the Leviticus to modern Istanbul
A long history of baldness from the Leviticus to modern Istanbul.
Jewish joy, not fear, is the strongest weapon against hate - opinion
Instead of matching hate with outrage, Jews can fight forward through joy, culture, community and alliances.
Israel would benefit from a stable Syria, but not one under Turkish influence, expert tells ‘Post’
Ankara’s growing influence in Syria, along with the presence of Turkish forces there, poses a significant risk to Israel, JISS President Prof. Efraim Inbar told The Jerusalem Post.
'State-led discrimination': Turkey jails 16 people after raids in Izmir on LGBTQ+ groups
The Turkish Human Rights Association described the operation as "state-led discrimination, politics of fear and the dismantling of civil society".
