Emmanuel Nahshon
Israel rejects Thaci's offer: "Our position is quite clear"
According to the report, Israel did this "although Hashim Thaci made a good offer to the government of Benjamin Netanyahu."
According to the director for the Balkans in the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dan Orian, two months ago Thaci suggested that Kosovo should open its diplomatic mission in Jerusalem, in exchange for getting recognized by Israel.
Israel quits UNESCO
Following in the footsteps of the US, Israel announced its exit from UNESCO, citing the it's "attacks" on the Jewish state. The move comes after 128 UN members voted to reject the US' recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Istanbul to Host Meeting of Ministers on Al-Aqsa Crisis
Foreign ministers from Islamic countries will meet in Istanbul on August 1st to discuss the situation at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, the Foreign Ministry announced on Friday, quoted by Daily Sabah.
Members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will hold an extraordinary meeting following a call from Ankara.
Turkey says Israeli statement about President Erdoğan 'presumptuous'
The Turkish Foreign Ministry has condemned a statement by the Israeli Foreign Ministry about President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, calling the comments "presumptuous," amid a row over an escalation in the al-Aqsa mosque.
Israel criticizes 'Nazi' accusations against Germany
Israel has criticized recent comparisons of the current German government to the Nazi regime, implicitly referring to recent comments from Turkish government officials.
Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Emmanuel Nahshon told dpa that such comments are "unacceptable."
Turkey, Israel do not contradict each other on Syria, says Tel Aviv
Turkey and Israel are not in contradiction with each other on the issue of Syria, Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson Emmanuel Nahshon said on March 6, while acknowledging that the two sides still do not have the same perspective.
Israel to deny Human Rights Watch visas over 'bias'
Israel will stop issuing work visas to Human Rights Watch staff, the NGO said on Feb. 24, with the authorities accusing the group of being "fundamentally biased" against it.
Foreign firefighters help Israel combat wildfire plague
The first foreign firefighting planes on Nov. 25 started helping Israel tackle a vicious wave of wildfires which have forced tens of thousands to flee their homes.
Faced for the past four days with fires across the country fed by drought and high winds, Israel has been promised airborne assistance by Russia, France, Turkey, Greek Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Croatia.
Five killed, 36 injured in suicide attack in central Istanbul
Five people were killed and 36 others were injured in a suicide bomb attack on March 19 in central Istanbul, on the busy ?stiklal Avenue in Taksim.
Turkish Health Minister Mehmet Müezzino?lu said 36 people, including 12 foreign nationals and a child, were injured, and seven of the victims in hospitals were in critical condition.
Five killed, at least 36 injured in suicide attack in central Istanbul
Five people were killed and at least 36 others were injured in a suicide bomb attack on March 19 in central Istanbul, on the busy ?stiklal Avenue in Taksim.
The attack happened on Balo Street in front of the local governor's office of Beyo?lu, and a through investigation has been launched into the attack, Istanbul Gov. Vasip ?ahin told reporters.