Israel turkey relations
The Turkey trap: Israel has air superiority over Turkey, but no reason to fight - opinion
Israel’s strike in Syria risks turning tensions with Turkey into a confrontation that serves neither country
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Israel’s Syria strategy risks turning Turkey into new Iran - opinion
Turkey signals Hamas could hand over power in Gaza, as Turks seek influence in Strip - report
Despite tensions, Turkish Airlines holds onto Tel Aviv flight slots
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.
Turkey and Israel
Turkey’s turning away from the West – including the deterioration of relations with the US and its move away from joining the European Union – would have been reversed.
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.
High Court rejects petitions against Israel-Turkey agreement
The court struck down three petitions based on the government's perceived admittance of guilt for the 2010 Mavi Marmara incident, and its acceptance of Hamas remaining active in Turkey.
High Court is unimpressed with efforts to block Turkey deal
Justice Shoham: You cannot say Israel finances terrorism through agreement
Shimon Peres: Turkey needs to convince Hamas to stop attacks on Israel
“If Erdogan wants to help, fine. But if he really wants to help, he has to convince Hamas to stop shooting."
Israel’s credit rating could see boost from Turkey deal
The newly-mended Israeli- Turkish relationship will be good for Israel’s economy.
Israel’s credit rating could see boost from Turkey deal
The newly-mended Israeli-Turkish relationship will be good for Israel’s economy.
No Turkish delight, but normalization is very much in Israel’s interest
“a positive and even critical development, given the regional challenges facing both countries.”
Was the Istanbul attack an act of retaliation for Turkey-Israel accord?
Israel deal with Turkey reinforces ISIS narrative that ‘apostate’ governments of Muslim majority countries are aligned with “Jews, Crusaders and unbelievers.”