Can Israelis help achieve Azerbaijani-Armenian peace?
Following the operation in Karabakh and the resulting ceasefire, Israelis like Ayoob Kara and Mordecai Kedar joined peace efforts. Op-ed.
Following the operation in Karabakh and the resulting ceasefire, Israelis like Ayoob Kara and Mordecai Kedar joined peace efforts. Op-ed.
Azerbaijan's army, in a short but determined operation subdued the separatists of Karabakh. What effect will this have? Op-ed.
Rabbis to Armenian leaders: 'Stop belittling extend of Jewish people's suffering, using phrases associated with the Holocaust.'
Senior rabbis in Israel and around the world: “Involvement of the Holocaust in politics and conflict is not acceptable.''
The fact that people are suffering in Nagorno-Karabakh, according to this writer, cannot be denied. Op-ed.
Pro-Armenian activists squared off against Azerbaijan supporters. Both sent letters to Israel's president by way of Arutz Sheva.
What right do Armenians have to talk about the Holocaust, when a monument honoring a Nazi collaborator stands in Armenia's capital?
The signs of a flourishing Azerbaijani-Israeli friendship abound, but a rabbinical conference in a Muslim country is a miracle. Op-ed.
Azerbaijan's leadership has begun a policy of outreach to world Jewish leaders, continuing a centuries-old tradition of brotherly relations.
American society's lack of knowledge of the world leaves the door open for policies influenced by well-funded lobbies.
Trading the only real friends in the Muslim world for a handshake with an obvious Iranian ally is not a mistake. It is suicide.
From a security, geostrategic and economic perspective the Israeli-Azerbaijani alliance is very important, but there are problems. Op-ed.
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant held his second meeting with the President of Azerbaijan to discuss increasing cooperation in several areas.
Defense Minister departs for official visit to Azerbaijan. INN correspondent Kobi Finkler will cover the visit.
Defense Min. Gallant to lead delegation to Azerbaijan for meetings on increasing strategic ties, regional stability.
Attack thwarted on Monday against foreign embassy being investigated as incident which targeted the Israeli embassy in Azerbaijan.
Iran was hostile towards Azerbaijan long before Baku opened up an embassy in Tel Aviv. Op-ed.
'Azerbaijani Jewish community stands as a symbol of enduring friendship between Israel & Azerbaijan.'
Thriving Azerbaijan has opened to Israeli tourists. We were truly welcomed with none of the antisemitism Jews face overseas. Op-ed.
The government of Azerbaijan will establish a multi-purpose Jewish institute in the capital city of Baku.
Israel's president invited for state visit to Shi'ite Muslim-majority country on Iran's northern border.
Orthodox strategic advisor points to high levels of antisemitism in Armenia and among US Armenian community.
Most South Azerbaijanis do not wish to see the return of the Shah, despite their hatred of the ayatollah's regime. They want freedom.Op-ed.
Tensions continue to rise between neighboring countries, with experts believing Iran is targeting Azerbaijan for its relations with Israel.
Jewish community of Azerbaijan asks Israeli government to join them in opposing Iran's oppression of its Azeri minority.
Min. Eli Cohen will meet with Azerbaijan's President, Economy, and Foreign ministers to discuss deepening connections.
If Pahlavi is a viable alternative to the ayatollahs ruling Iran, Israel and Azerbaijan will benefit but there are dissident voices..Op-ed.
Azeri Foreign Minister announces move during meeting with PA foreign affairs chief. Azerbaijan this week opened an embassy in Israel.
A trilateral bloc between Azerbaijan, Israel and Turkey might make Iran, which is 40% ethnic Azerbaijani, think twice before attacks. Op-ed.
The ambassadors hosted US officials, diplomats, members of the media, and civil society leaders for a traditional break-fast meal.
The appointment of the Ambassador follows Azerbaijan's decision to open an embassy in Israel.
Azerbaijanis make up around a third of the population in Iran.They are fighting for their rights and the mullahs fear them. Op-ed.
Azerbaijan announced its historic decision to open an embassy in Israel last November.
Iran reportedly fears city of Tabriz and the surrounding area could break away and declare indepence.
A look at how the Azerbaijan Diaspora, whose native land borders Turkey, has taken the initiative in providing aid along with Israel. Op-ed.
Iranian newspaper publishes caricatures mocking warming ties between Israel and Azerbaijan, claims Israeli rabbis are spies.
The arrests follow a shooting attack in which the head of security at the Azeri embassy in Tehran was killed and two guards were wounded.
Azeri Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov, accepts invitation of Israeli counterpart Eli Cohen to attend opening of Azeri embassy.
Israeli govt. officials, legislators write letter or Azeri parliament on occasion of opening of Azeri embassy in Israel.
Azeri Deputy Foreign Minister, in Israel to choose site for new Azeri embassy, will meet with officials & an old teacher.