Gaza and Gallipoli.
“No self-respecting country should permit itself to be treated this way.”
While threatening to invade Israel.
Could this be a hopeful sign for Turkey-Israel relations?
Businesses in Turkey, millions of dollars of real estate in the UAE, and now an outpost in Spain.
Better than expulsion.
Earlier this year, the two nations were on the verge of repairing a broken alliance. Is that possibility still alive?
Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Erdogan met publicly for the first time.
Jerusalem benefits from the regime’s weakness, and the American and Turkish presence.
Renewing ties with Ankara without risking relations with Greece and Cyprus.
Sending a message that “We’re no patsies.”
Kemal Kilicdaroglu isn’t Turkey’s Barack Obama.