Turkey said on Tuesday that it will accept 15 Palestinian prisoners released by Israel under the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

Foreign minister, Hakan Fidan, said the conflict between Israel and Palestine should end with a two-state solution.

The talks on where to send the released terrorists are reportedly being conducted in full coordination with Jerusalem.

Ali Abunimah, executive director of Chicago-based Electronic Intifada, was released by Swiss authorities on Monday and put on ...

On the other hand, the cause is used as a tool to generate sympathy for jihadist organizations like Hamas, legitimizing ...

Fifteen Palestinian prisoners freed by Israel under the Jan. 19 ceasefire agreement with Hamas arrived in Turkey on Tuesday after being deported first to Egypt, the Turkish foreign minister and the ...

Decision on where to send the prisoners is coordinated with Israel, officials tell ToI; Hamas said to vow terror chiefs ...

Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Badr Abdelatty and his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan reiterated their rejection of any attempt to displace Palestinians from their lands, calling for ...

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If Turkey succeeds in establishing military bases in central Syria, such a move would likely prove a new, possibly deadlier threat to the Jewish State.