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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
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
Is this the end of the line for Adnan Oktar and his friendships in Israel?
Viewers abroad who saw Oktar’s program often didn’t take it seriously, particularly because it often involved dancing women and chiseled men fresh from the gym.
The complex, and often toxic, Israel-Turkey relationship
Former NSC head Amidror: South Africa and Turkey not important for Israel
"The world doesn’t understand difference between a protest in Brussels and a terrorist group using a protest as cover to destroy a military barrier."
Head of Britain's armed forces arrives in Israel for official visit
Peach and Eisenkot are set to discuss joint security challenges and will examine future military cooperation.
Turkey's Erdogan says metal detector removal 'right but not enough'
Erdoğan's comments came after he called Tuesday on Muslims worldwide to “defend al-Aksa."
Turkish journalists 'humiliated' by Israeli security at cyber conference
Turkish journalists were shocked by their treatment at the hands of Israeli security just as Israeli and Turkey are trying to normalize relations.
Exclusive: Turkish embassy hosts banned Islamic Movement chief at Iftar dinner
“This man is a one-man explosive,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
Jerusalem mayor slams Turkey's Erdogan: Come see Israel for yourself
"It is surprising that Erdogan, who leads a state that occupied Jerusalem for 400 years, wants to preach to us about how to manage our city," Barkat said.
The Netherlands, not Israel, now stars as Erdogan’s election scapegoat
Both Erdogan, as well as Rutte, have an interest in the current row, and Israel can sit quietly on the sidelines, not an issue – for the first time in many years – in a Turkish election campaign.