Erdogan slams the door on Sweden, Finland's NATO bids
The Turkish President says there's no reason for his country to accept Sweden and Finland's bids since they will end up 'just like Greece.'
The Turkish President says there's no reason for his country to accept Sweden and Finland's bids since they will end up 'just like Greece.'
"We will maintain our strong ties with Israel," Turkish President says, "as they are key to protecting Palestinian rights."
"We've been waiting for this to happen for a long time," notes one local Jew after Herzog visited Istanbul's Neve Shalom synagogue.
As late as yesterday, Erdogan was hoping not to have to take sides. Turkey has strong ties with both Russia and Ukraine.
The German Chancellor said not a word about what happened to her party colleague in the CDU. If she does, it will be too late. Op-ed
Muslims have the same claim to Hagia Sophia or Temple Mount as Columbus had for the Mayan Pyramids. Opinion.
'Turkey was the first Moslem country to recognize Israel, but the demography changed so hating Israel is accepted by most Turks.' Interview.
Turkish Pres. Erdogan calls on moderate Arab states to 'break their silence,' blasts 'treason against Jerusalem.'
Proposed system was approved in popular referendum in Turkey in April, 2017 and was put into effect following June, 2018 elections.
Criticizes West for remaining silent on Morsi death, says people like Sisi in Turkey threaten him with same fate as Morsi's.
Founding member of President Erdogan's party slams 'Zionist bankers of Jewish descent', accusing them of global conspiracy.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Turkey will boycott US-made electronics.
Turkish president blasts Israel over Nationality Law, calling Israel 'the world's most Zionist, fascist and racist state.'
Turkish President compares Israel's actions in Gaza to the Nazi persecution of the Jews in World War II.
Turkish President Erdogan calls on Muslim leaders recognize eastern Jerusalem as the capital of a future Palestinian state.
Turkish President Recep Erdogan calls recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital a 'red line', threatens to break off ties with Israel.
The Turkish president's 'hot-headedness' is becoming more and more a sideshow as the world recognizes the genocide, says Louis Fishman.
Around 100 people took part in a demonstration outside the Turkish embassy in Tel Aviv to demand the resignation of Turkish prime minister.