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Israel welcomes ICC prosecutor pick, but no evidence he ll nix war crimes probe

Israel welcomes ICC prosecutor pick, but no evidence he ll nix war crimes probe
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Turkey and Israel inch closer toward reconciliation

Turkey and Israel inch closer toward reconciliation While former allies may seek to rekindle bonhomie of days past after years of antagonism, the Palestinian issue and Ankara s support of Hamas and aversion of Israeli leadership may prove to be too difficult a hurdle to overcome The Media Line | Published: 02.10.21 , 19:59 News of rapprochement between Israel and Turkey is heating up after years of ebb and flow in their diplomatic ties. According to Turkish officials, the once-close allies are eager to kick-start their renewed relations soon. Both countries expelled their ambassadors in May 2018 over the killing of dozens of Palestinians by Israeli forces along the Gaza border and following Washington’s decision to relocate its embassy to Jerusalem.

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Israel still cool to gestures from Turkey

In a positive, yet cautious signal, Israel has nominated senior diplomat ambassador Irit Lillian as charge d’Affairs to its embassy in Ankara.

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In first, Saudi newspaper publishes op-ed by Israelis

Fellows at Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security pen analysis of Turkish leader's proxy armies, based on joint research with a UAE think tank

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Turkey sees terrorists everywhere, except for its own proxies

Former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton waded into troubled US-Turkey relations when she and her daughter Chelsea announced last week that they had acquired the rights to produce a television series based on a forthcoming book about Syrian Kurdish women fighters. Written by bestselling American journalist Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, The Daughters of Kobani is to be released on February 16 and will recount the Kurdish-led People’s Protection Units’ (YPG) 2014 defence of the border city of Kobani from an ISIS assault and early days as the main local fighting force in the US-led coalition to defeat ISIS. Turkey views the YPG as part of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, which has led an armed insurgency in the country’s south-east for decades and is labelled a terrorist group by the US and EU. Ankara s state-run news agency expressed fears that the Clintons’ series would “whitewash” terrorists as freedom fighters.

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