Israeli president tours Ankara, pays respects to Turkish founding father, wishes for a 'safer and more stable world'; Israeli anthem plays in Ankara for first time since 2008

President Herzog says that while Israel is seeking 'a true dialogue' with Ankara, 'strategic relationship' with divided island won't be harmed

Caught between Russian and American pressure, the new member of the UN Security Council carefully hedges statements to avoid angering a country crucial to its economy

In 'Death Tango,' ex-Mossad man and strategic analyst Yossi Alpher reflects on consecutive events during Second Intifada that he says doomed the peace process, possibly for good

Raisi meets Sheikh al-Thani, a close US ally, in hopes of reviving stalled nuclear deal with West

Regional conflicts and gas exploration have hindered relations between the countries for years; visit will be Erdogan's first since 2013

Beirut thoroughfare, once frequented by intellectuals and artists, has 'hit rock bottom' as country grapples with ongoing economic and political disruption

The conversation marks the latest example of the warming relations between Jerusalem and Ankara

An Israeli police official will be appointed to a permanent position in the Gulf state

Science-based, ten-year action plan put together under auspices of Cypriot government