Florida Museum Celebrates the Loss of Hagia Sophia
It’s worth noting on the anniversary of the sack of Constantinople that Islamic conquests need not be only by the sword – or suicide vests in concert halls.
End-of-Days Prophecy Describes Erdogan Leading Ishmael to Final War for Jerusalem
Erdogan’s perplexing statement could be the cry that rallies the world of Ishmael for the prophesied third and final battle of Jerusalem preceding the Messiah.
Europe: More Migrants Coming
“Eight to ten million migrants are still on the way”
Turks Vote to Give Away Their Democracy
In a bitter irony, nearly 55 million Turks went to the ballot box on April 16 to exercise their basic democratic right to vote.
The Erdoğan Enigma
Sadly, Western responses to Erdoğan have been confused and weak-kneed.
Turkey and Trump’s Unpredictability
According to Michael Anton, one of President Donald Trump’s top foreign policy aides, the chief characteristic of Trump’s foreign policy is unpredictability.
Turkey’s Barks and Bites
When the voting is done, however, he will have to face the reality that an alliance cannot function forever with one party constantly blackmailing the other.
I Criticised Hamas and My Life in Turkey Became a Nightmare
Sad? Sad. Nevertheless, I felt lucky. In Erdogan’s Turkey, I could have been prosecuted on charges of terrorism for writing that article.
Europe’s Turkish Awakening
The Turks’ choice of a leader, in office since 2002, too visibly makes this country the odd one out.
Minister Offers Turkey Trade: Elephants for Ancient Hebrew Carving Proving Biblical Account of King Hezekiah
Regev tried to strike an unusual bargain with a Turkish official: two elephants for the return of a priceless Israeli artifact dating back to Biblical times that has been languishing in a Turkish museum for almost 150 years.
