Turkey

One MP said "the German government cannot publicly designate the godfather of terrorism Erdogan as a partner, while internally warning about Turkey as a hub for terrorism."

A Washington DC think tank says nuclear weapons held at a US air base in Turkey are at high risk of being seized by the Ankara government.

It isn't clear who is panicking more at the moment—Jerusalem or Washington—over the possibility that Turkey, a NATO member, would switch sides and coalesce with Russia and Iran.

Erdogan threatened that the Turkish migrant deal with the EU "will not be possible" if visa-waiver promises are not kept.

A U.S. journalist has been arrested in the southeastern Hatay province in Turkey, near the Syrian border.

How the mighty are fallen: Istanbul has become a city where Syrian refugees live in constant fear, and some die as they would back home.

The Education, Culture and Sports Committee decided to recognize the Armenian genocide on Monday at a meeting initiated by Meretz Chairwoman MK Zehava Galon.

Some 7,000 police armed with rifles in heavy armored TOMA vehicles surrounded the Incirlik air base

News outlets in Turkey reported on Wednesday that the Turkish government had ordered the closing of 45 newspapers, 23 radio stations, 16 TV channels and three news agencies.

"By arresting a prominent journalist, lawyer and human rights defender, the Turkish government has seriously compromised its claim to be defending democracy and the rule of law."

Imagine that every conspiracy theory you've heard, from the Communists taking over America, to Obama conspiring with the deans of Al Azhar University to bring Islam to the US, to the CIA blowing up the World Trade Center, was, if not true, at least plausible.

Turkish lawmakers endorsed a 3-month state of emergency declared by the government July 20.

Meanwile, President Erdogan has announced that the death penalty could be restored in Turkey following the failed military coup, as part of his efforts to enhance democratic values.

The purge of civil service workers and officials by the Turkish government continues in the wake of last week's attempted coup.

Events continue to unfold in Turkey, where 9,000 police officers were fired, and more than 6,000 military personnel were arrested.

“The confidence factor that Turkey projected abroad has eroded."

"There must be a unified approach of condemnation and war on this terrorism," Netanyahu underlines.

“From wherever and whomever it comes, terror and violence cannot be displayed as a legitimate thing and it cannot be supported.”

Some 2,839 military personnel involved in the coup attempt have been arrested, and 20 pro-coup soldiers, including some senior officers, were killed during the attempt to overthrow the government.

The Turkish military announces it has seized control of the government in a coup, and established martial law in the country.

Turkish energy officials met in Gaza with Hamas over the increasing power outages that plague the enclave.

Israel's High Court of Justice says it does not have jurisdiction over "statecraft."

The 44-year-old teacher had no criminal record, but she had been disseminating ISIS updates on Facebook and Twitter.

The families feel the Turkish deal should have been used to bring back the abducted soldiers' bodies.

The truck contained a shipment of toys and diapers inside boxes bearing the Turkish flag.

ISIS strikes again, killing more than 100 people and wounding nearly 200 more in Baghdad, the third attack in a week.

"We're trying to stop the trucks with our bodies and we won't let this go on," she stated.

The current president of the İHH, Fehmi Bülent Yıldırım, has been under investigation by specially authorized prosecutors in Istanbul and Diyarbakır for financing al-Qaeda through his organization.

PM Netanyahu condemned the massacre at Ataturk Airport, warning the world must unite against terror.

Zoabi persisted, but at that point the plenum had tuned into a serious storm, with many MKs. crowding the podium and demanding that she be removed.