This government prefers to arm a state that jails opponents, crushes unions and shelters Hamas rather than stand with a democratic ally fighting genocidal terrorists
By Robert Philpot
By Yaakov Lappin
From sending troops into Syria to seeking involvement in the reconstruction of the Strip, Israel must keep a close watch on Ankara’s designs on the region, say analysts
Enrico Macias’ planned concert in Istanbul was cancelled after ‘intense calls for protests against’ it
By Jacob Jaffa
By Dan Schueftan
Jerusalem’s offensives in Lebanon and Syria have upended old assumptions, weakening Iran’s axis and opening the door to a new regional balance
By Jake Wallis Simons
While Lammy targets Israeli ministers, the UK turns a blind eye to open Jew hate from Muslim countries – revealing a foreign policy not exactly guided by principles
By The JC Leader
Even as Israel remains locked in a struggle with Iran and its proxies, a more dangerous adversary could be emerging on its doorstep
Plus, Netanyahu aides arrested in ‘Qatargate’ probe
By Nathan Jeffay
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Turkish Foreign Ministry also compares ‘genocidal’ Netanyahu to Hitler
By JC Reporter
"The world is watching the barbarity of ... a psychopath ... who feeds on blood," said the Turkish leader
A document found at the home of the chief of staff to Hamas’s leader in Gaza reveals plans to ‘establish a security branch abroad’
By Rosa Doherty
The Turkish president and his ruling AK Party suffered their worst losses in local elections since taking power over two decades ago
By Joshua Marks
Earlier this month, Erdoğan compared Netanyahu and his government to Nazi Germany
Sagiv Jehezkel, who plays in Turkey, is expected to leave the country imminently
By David Isaac
