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The Dangerous Axis: From Ankara to the Streets of Jerusalem
By Ran Ichay Turkey’s intervention in Jerusalem transcends cultural diplomacy or Ramadan food drives; it borders on a direct threat to national security. Recent research exposes a perilous corridor connecting the Turkish government, Islamist front organizations, and terror elements. Turkey has become a safe haven for senior Hamas officials—including those released in the Shalit deal—who orchestrate incitement and coordinate field operations in Jerusalem with the full awarenes
Alon Levi
Feb 181 min read


A Diplomatic Trojan Horse: The Turkish Consulate in the Heart of Jerusalem
By Ben Avrahami Jerusalem has long been a magnet for foreign entities seeking to erode Israeli sovereignty, but Turkey’s recent conduct has shattered every established norm of diplomacy. While Israel navigates complex security challenges, a foreign mission is operating in the Shimon HaTzadik neighborhood with the explicit goal of undermining its host nation. The Turkish Consulate General does not function as a standard diplomatic outpost to Israel; instead, it serves as a de
Alon Levi
Feb 182 min read


Buying Influence with Lira: Erdogan’s "Soft Power" Offensive
By Ran Ichay For years, President Erdogan has orchestrated a quiet, calculated campaign in East Jerusalem through what is known as "Soft Power." Utilizing a sophisticated network of NGOs—most notably the government aid agency TIKA—Ankara is flooding the city with capital. TIKA is no mere charity; it operates under the direct auspices of the Turkish Presidency, with its leadership personally appointed by Erdogan. On the surface, these projects appear to be benign humanitarian
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Feb 7, 20251 min read
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