The move could have “dramatic” consequences for the ongoing ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas, according to Hebrew media reports.

President Erdoğan claimed that Israel was plotting to conquer Muslim lands.

The flight was forced to fly to Rhodes after sitting on the tarmac for three hours in Turkey where its requests for refueling were ignored.

“We both agreed to support the Islamic resistance in Palestine,” the Iranian president said following a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Consumers asked why the product should be named for the hostile country.

“You can have as many nuclear bombs as you want, but you’re on your way out,” said Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

TIKA says it seeks to “strengthen the Palestinian steadfastness in Jerusalem.”

Erdogan is almost certain to win the runoff election in May, and experts say that’s probably a good thing for the Jewish state.

The 25 United Hatzalah volunteers were flown back to Israel on Dr. Miriam Adelson’s private jet due to the immediacy of the threat.