Israel apology to turkey

Analysis: What Israel gained from the Turkey deal and what it means for the region

Perhaps most important of all, Israel does not want to be a part of a Russian effort to establish a new alliance in the Middle East that looks to push out the United States.

AUGUST 21, 2016|ByYOSSI MELMAN

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan makes a speech during an iftar event in Ankara, Turkey, June 27, 2016

A Turkish flag flutters atop the Turkish embassy as an Israeli flag is seen nearby, in Tel Aviv, Israel June 26, 2016

Full normalization with Turkey around corner, as Turkish parliament gets accord to ratify

German document on Ankara’s ties with radical Islamist groups unlikely to impact reconciliation.

AUGUST 17, 2016|ByHERB KEINON

Turkey and Israel

Turkey’s turning away from the West – including the deterioration of relations with the US and its move away from joining the European Union – would have been reversed.

JULY 17, 2016|ByJPOST EDITORIAL

Turkish-Israeli reconciliation has potential to benefit both sides

Both Turkey and Israel regard the Middle East as an inherently volatile region. Their mutual objective for stability helped the sides to end their dispute.

JULY 4, 2016|ByMORAN STERN