Turkey

Islamist groups circulated her details and pressed prosecutors before U.S.-backed diplomacy secured her release via third country

Ynet reports Istanbul-based dual-national soldier publicly exposed after IDF discloses 112 Turkish citizens serving in military

What began as a jealous rivalry between two shopkeepers spiraled into violence, siege, and a dramatic rescue that became known as the Purim of the Bandits.

Detention in central Istanbul highlights Turkey’s use of president-insult laws as Israeli officials work quietly for her release

Over 500,000 people march to the Galata Bridge in freezing weather, with civil groups and organizers calling for an end to the war in Gaza

At a Jerusalem summit, Israel’s prime minister frames the trilateral partnership as a response to terrorism, regional instability and growing geopolitical pressure

Security officials say the operation was run from Turkey by an Israeli citizen working for Hamas

Israeli soccer player Sagiv Yehezkel was expelled from his Turkish team after accusations of inciting hatred and has now returned to Israel. American commentator Ben Shapiro responded to the controversy.

Understanding the Torah’s signs of kosher birds, the importance of mesorah, and how new species like turkey became accepted in Jewish law