Life in turkey
600-year-old Jewish cemetery in Turkey vandalized, graves destroyed
Hasköy is one of the oldest districts where Jews used to live and one of the older still-used Jewish cemeteries is located there.
Turkey's 'The Bride of Istanbul' on Israeli TV
Turkey has Janus face when it comes to opposing nationalism in Israel
Erdogan’s victory and Israel’s natural gas exports
Turkey’s Tourism Plummets amid Bombings and Crisis with Russia
Tourism revenue losses could reach $15 billion in 2016.
Turkish journalists jailed for five years, hours after courthouse attack
The two journalists are free pending appeal. The court also decided to postpone a hearing on separate charges of links to a terrorist group until the outcome of a related case.
Foreign Affairs: The authoritarian reaction
The takeover of a major opposition daily signals the demise not only of Turkish democracy but also of freedom’s global march since 1989.
Turkish government commandeers media group including Erdoğan rivals
Opposition warns the nation will suffer the consequences of media abuse.
Politics of the Turkish Lira and Saudi Riyal
Turkish government commemorates Jews killed in 1942 ‘Struma’ tragedy
768 Jews were killed on the Struma refugee ship in 1942.
ISIS approaches Europe, reportedly planning attacks in Turkey and Bulgaria
Some senior ISIS commanders, are thought to already be in Turkey, hiding in safe houses.
Brawl in Turkish parliament injures five lawmakers
Fight reportedly broke out when members of ruling AK Party approached female member of pro-Kurdish party.
In the mood for oud
Jerusalem’s 10-day International Oud Festival starts next week.
Turkish court asks Interpol to arrest former IDF chief Ashkenazi, 3 others for flotilla raid
Istanbul court orders the arrest of Ashkenazi, Merom, Yadlin and Avishai Levi, who are being tried in absentia for their part in 'Mavi Marmara' raid.
