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Israel-Turkey relations

Israel-Turkey relations have fluctuated over the years, shaped by political shifts and regional conflicts. While the two countries maintain economic and strategic ties, diplomatic tensions—especially regarding the Palestinian issue—have often strained their relationship. However, recent efforts at normalization signal potential areas for cooperation in trade, energy, and regional security.

Erdogan’s Turkey: Beyond Its Borders

Interview with Brig. Gen. Yossi Kuperwasser...

Turkey’s Rise Is Israel’s New Problem

Dr. Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak is quoted in the article...

Turkey: From Partnership to Imperialist Threat

Turkey’s imperial ambitions could turn it into a new Iran: a power capable of placing...

Turkey–Israel Relations: Strategic Context and Policy Considerations

Between Ankara’s regional ambition, ideological and religious zeal, and economic vulnerability—implications for Israel’s security and...

Erdoğan’s New Front: Exploiting Israel for Regional and Domestic Leverage

By framing Israel as a national security threat, the Turkish President deflects attention from the...

October 7 and the Collapse of Israeli-Turkish Normalization

The loss of Israel’s strong-state image in Ankara, together with Erdogan’s short-term need to deflect...

The future of Israel’s policy in the Eastern Mediterranean

The future of Israel’s policy in the Eastern Mediterranean...

Turkish-Israeli Relations Take a Major Step Forward

Turkish-Israeli Relations Take a Major Step Forward...

The game changers in Israeli-Turkish relations

The post-Abraham Accords strategic environment in the Middle East and Azerbaijan’s emergence as a common...

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