Turkey

Someone didn't escape the wrath of Allah.

“Our job was to make sure she stayed alive after having suffered so much."

A rescue mission of Israel's Home Front Command is preparing to leave for Turkey to provide aid in the disaster area.

It's the nicest Erdogan has been in years to the Jewish State, but, clearly, his essential demands remain the same.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Thursday welcomed the deal.

Any modification to a listed site requires prior notification to UNESCO and possibly examination by its World Heritage Committee.

In accordance with a lucrative deal from the European Union, Ankara has blocked the refugees from leaving for Europe up to this point.

The growing Turkish activity in Jerusalem and its support for the Muslim Brotherhood are of concern to Israel.

Videos taken after the crash show passengers exiting through holes in the fuselage.

Remember Omar's notorious "Benjamins" tweet, and her other tweet, about the dual loyalties of American Jews?

Since 2009, offshore oil and gas fields in the Mediterranean have been the subject of territorial disputes between Turkey on one side and Greece, Cyprus and Israel on the other.

A foreign trade ship sailing from Turkey that was docking off Israel’s northern shore sent a message of distress.

“Yet another example of how Netanyahu uses electoral politics to justify occupation and undermine the two-state solution.”

Russia also played a key role.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday that the thousands of Turkish troops amassed along the Syrian border would attack whether the US is out or not.

The two men agreed to coordinate in order to prevent formation of a power vacuum as U.S. troops are drawn down from Syria.

"There has been an improvement. Erdogan used to attack me every two hours and now it is every six hours."

In a speech a week ago, Erdoğan attacked "The famous Hungarian Jew Soros."

The Turks' purpose in the visit was to visit al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, one of the tourists said, stating: “The only dream of the group that consists of mainly young people was to see Jerusalem.”

According to Anadolu, Oktar has been placed on a wanted list issued by Combating Financial Crimes department of the provincial police.

Russia and Turkey could run tests to discover the vulnerabilities of the F-35, and once Russia and Turkey have it, Iran will have it as well.

One of those zones was supposed to be handed over to Iran, which was planning to rule over the rebel-controlled south, along the Syrian border with Israel and Jordan.

What Turkey has apparently done was sidestep that whole part regarding receiving UNSC approval, and just sold Iran the banned technology -- which was made in Israel.

The weekly pestering of Jewish worshipers at the prophet Samuel tomb is apparently a new leap in the scope of Turkish provocation against Israel – with the tacit permission of the Israeli government.

They both can't stand the fact that Israel still insists Jerusalem is its capital, and now a US president is backing them up.

"Erdogan should not preach to us; he bombs Kurdish villages in Turkey, imprisons journalists, helps Iran evade international sanctions and helps terrorists attack innocents in Gaza and other places."

Prosecutor Bensouda said in a statement: "I have ultimately decided to reaffirm my previous decision of November 6, 2014," in which she ruled that the raid was "not of sufficient gravity."

The Trump Administration's urgent warnings against Kurdish independence convinced the Iranian-backed militias and the Iraqi government they had a green light from Washington to invade Kurdistan without fear of American intervention.

The deal, estimated at $2.5 billion, has caused concern among Turkey’s NATO allies, who argued that the Russian system is incompatible with NATO's.

In July, when Turkish President Erdogan attacked Israel's security policy on the Temple Mount, Netanyahu issued a statement saying, "It would be interesting to see what Erdogan would say to ... the Kurds. Erdogan is the last one who can preach to Israel."