Jews have been living in what is now modern Turkey since the destruction of the Second Temple

Positive changes are again visible in relations between Israel and other countries in the Middle East

Israel, however, is reluctant to renew diplomatic ties with Turkey as long as Erdogan is its leader

Daniel Pipes explains to Israel Today readers what recent developments in Turkey mean for the region, for Israel and for the United States

Israeli couple accused of spying on the Turkish president highlights fragility of Mideast relations

Erdogan is less interested in true rapprochement between Turkey and Israel than he is with reestablishing the Ottoman Empire

Turkish leader Erdogan, the heir of the sultans, wavers between Israel and Hamas. But is it all a ruse to weaken Israel in its hour of ascent?

Turkey has in the past century done more than any other power to reduce the Christian presence in the Middle East