The Possibilities, and Limits, of Israeli Reconciliation with Turkey
Renewing ties with Ankara without risking relations with Greece and Cyprus.
August 1, 2023
The Possibilities, and Limits, of Israeli Reconciliation with Turkey
Renewing ties with Ankara without risking relations with Greece and Cyprus.
Last week, Benjamin Netanyahu had planned to meet with his Greek and Cypriot counterparts, and then travel to Ankara for a summit with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but the trip was postponed due to the Israeli prime minister’s recent health problems. Both visits, however, are expected to be rescheduled. Eran Lerman assesses the possibilities of a further thaw in Israel and Turkey’s vexed relations, and how reconciliation with Ankara can be balanced with Jerusalem’s now-solid ties with Athens and Nicosia:
August 1, 2023
No, Israeli Society Isn’t Going to Unravel because of Domestic Strife
In fact, it is bound to emerge strengthened by the current crisis.
By Failing to Hold Palestinian Leaders to Account, Israel Contributed to the Failures of Oslo
The PLO has repeatedly flouted its commitments, without facing consequences.
Rationalists Face a Crisis of Unbelief
Ivan Karamazov, Nietzsche’s Madman, and the lapsed atheist.
A New Film Exposes a Massacre of Jews in a Quiet Austrian Town, on the Eve of the Nazis’ Defeat
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