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Turkey and Israel: Enemies or Allies?

After Israel was created in 1948, Turkey became its most important partner in the Middle East. Ankara recognized the Jewish state as far back as 1949, establishing official diplomatic relations with it, which clearly illustrated the direction of Turkey’s foreign policy. The first two Israeli prime ministers, David Ben-Gurion and...

Vladimir Odintsov

Attorney General Mandelblit Bombs Bibi with Three Charges

Benny Gantz turned in his mandate to President Reuven Rivlin four hours early to get the press interviews over and go to bed early Wednesday night, but little did he know what the morning would bring. As expected, both Bibi and Benny blamed each other’s inflexibility for the failure to form a new government. The only way we will know for sure...

Jim Dean

Israel’s Political Soap Opera Stains Rabin Assassination Memorial

After drifting for weeks in dead end attempts to form a new government, the Israeli political drama sunk to an even lower partisan level. Past decorum could not even be maintained at the solemn service of the murdered Prime Minister Rabin, where even the Rabin family jumped into the fray, not to be denied their moment at the microphone...

Jim Dean

Washington and Israel's Territorial Ambitions

Valery Kulikov

Israeli Post-Election Countdown – Can Bibi Survive?

Jim Dean

Can the Middle East Survive With Israel Gone?

Gordon Duff

The Israeli Election that Almost Never Was

Jim Dean

Demonstrative Strengthening of US-Israel Ties Harms Arab Interests

Valery Kulikov

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