Israel–Turkey relations Commentary

Israel Under Siege

Benny Morris | Sep 05, 2011
Turkey's punitive diplomacy reinforces the obvious: Israel stands alone in a region increasingly driven by Islamist fervor.

The Inventors of Chutzpah

Benny Morris | Sep 23, 2010
The Turks have a lot of nerve accusing Israel of atrocities.

The Turkish-American Split

Morton Abramowitz
Henri J. Barkey
| Jun 17, 2010
We shouldn’t scold Turkey for pursuing its own interests in the Middle East.

Falling Out

Ted Galen Carpenter | Apr 23, 2010
America’s deteriorating relationship with Turkey is likely to get even worse.

Talking to Turkey

Morton Abramowitz
Henri J. Barkey
| Dec 07, 2009
As Erdogan visits, Obama should seek to restore confidence in Ankara’s alliance with the West.

A League of Ambiguities

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | May 07, 2007
As events in Turkey show, advocates of a League of Democracies must come to grips with the ambiguity that characterizes governments—including crucial allies—around the world.

Turkey Turns over a Blank Leaf

Ayse Zarakol | Nov 06, 2002
In national elections held this past Sunday (November 3), approximately 35 percent of Turkish voters cast ballots for the Islamic-based Justice and Development Party (AKP), giving it the absolute majority within parliament.

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