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Erdogan's missing guest: Is Israel behind the growing chill between Turkey and Azerbaijan?
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stays away from a regional summit in Turkey amid criticism of Baku's school hijab ban and close ties with Israel; despite Erdogan's personal invitation and efforts to ease tensions, the absence fuels speculation about a growing rift between the longtime allies
Associated Press
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10.30.26
Mossad joins Israeli election interference probe, with Qatar and Turkey under scrutiny
Shin Bet seeks Mossad's assistance in investigating allegations that tens of millions of shekels were used to influence Israel's election; both countries deny involvement, while election officials stress there is no evidence of systematic voting irregularities
Itamar Eichner
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10.30.26
Tourism shake-up: the countries that became tourist hotspots and those that crashed
Wars, coups, border openings and massive investments have redrawn the global tourism map; from Dubai's rise as a tourism hub to Iceland's surge and Eastern Europe's opening, we explore destinations that boomed, crashed or are reinventing themselves
Asaf Rosen
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10.29.26
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan hold rare Iran talks as Houthis strike again
Senior officials meet in Tehran to avert a wider regional war, but Iran rules out nuclear discussions; Egypt approves defensive military assistance for Riyadh as Houthi rebels claim fresh attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure and the capital's airport
Lior Ben Ari, news agencies
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10.26.26
Israel, Turkey and Azerbaijan: how a hijab dispute tests Baku’s strategic independence
Opinion: Baku’s school-dress rules have triggered protests in Turkey, criminal proceedings against Turkish commentators and entry bans against 31 Turkish citizens; the confrontation exposes the limits of Ankara-Baku solidarity and highlights the strategic importance of Azerbaijan’s independent relationship with Israel
Amine Ayoub
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10.26.26
IDF kills two terrorists who funneled millions from Iran and Turkey to Hamas
Military says Hamas cell commander and Islamic Jihad terrorist transferred millions of shekels to the group's military wing, helping rebuild its capabilities; separate Israeli airstrike destroys weapons depot containing rifles, rockets and a launcher
Elisha Ben Kimon
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10.25.26
Israel faces new Mediterranean challenge as Libya endorses Turkey deal
Opinion: Libya’s eastern parliament has endorsed a controversial maritime deal with Turkey, raising concerns for Israel, Greece, Cyprus and Egypt over disputed waters, energy exploration and regional influence, and prompting calls for coordinated diplomacy
Amine Ayoub
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10.23.26
Israeli woman surrounded by angry mob at Istanbul mall, escorted out by security
Turkish-Israeli woman confronted by pro-Palestinian protesters who called her a 'terrorist' and 'child killer'; Israel's Foreign Ministry condemns harassment and accuses Turkey of fueling hostility toward Israelis
Dennis Bihler
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10.19.26
Greece once stood against Israel. Now it stands with it
Analysis: After decades of hostility, Greece has become a key Israeli partner, with public opinion shifting sharply on the right; Turkey helped bring the countries together, while growing support for Israel is also emerging in Cyprus
Neil Bar
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10.19.26
On Netanyahu's leash: Antisemitic campaign targets Azerbaijan's president over hijab restrictions
Online cartoons portray Ilham Aliyev as an enemy of Islam and a servant of Israel amid protests over school hijab restrictions; Turkish, Iranian and Russian actors are suspected of involvement in the campaign, though responsibility has not been established
Alex Nirenburg
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10.17.26
Two tons of olive oil and a golden belt: Inside Turkey's national sport of oil wrestling
Soccer dominates Turkey's stadiums, but a centuries-old wrestling tradition holds a special place in its national identity; with elaborate rituals, hundreds of competitors and a UNESCO-listed festival, President Erdogan hopes to take the sport beyond Turkey's borders
Zeev Avrahami
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10.17.26
Herzog flies over Turkey despite ban on Israeli state planes, joins summit alongside Iranian representative
The Israeli president traveled to Azerbaijan on a commercial AZAL flight that crossed Turkish airspace; Ankara says it was unaware he was aboard, while an Iranian representative and officials from countries without diplomatic ties to Israel attend the Baku summit
Itamar Eichner
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10.15.26
Israel may be left out of global climate summit in Turkey amid security fears
Israel is likely to miss next month's global climate summit in Turkey amid security concerns and diplomatic isolation; Environmental activists warn that its absence could harm national interests, international cooperation and climate initiatives
Ilana Curiel
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10.15.26
Turkey seizes control of opposition TV channel as Erdoğan tightens grip on media
Turkish authorities raided Halk TV, one of the country's last independent broadcasters, cutting off its live feed and appointing a state trustee over corruption allegations; Critics called the move another step in Erdoğan's crackdown on press freedom
ynet, News Agencies
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10.15.26
Schoolgirls in tears, 37 arrested: Hijab rules pit Israel-friendly Azerbaijan against ally Turkey
New school dress rules in majority-Shiite Azerbaijan have led to crying pupils, class boycotts and 37 arrests; Erdogan's adviser calls the hijab a religious duty, Baku rejects interference and Israel's close ties with the country face criticism
ynet, News Agencies
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10.14.26
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