Aware of his political weakness, Erdogan has no one to blame for the economic crash but himself. Will he finally budge and seriously tackle Turkey's sky-high inflation rates?

The attack caused only 'material damage,' Syria's state media says. There was no immediate statement from Israeli authorities

The prime minister is said to be seeking an 'honorable' retreat from extreme judicial overhaul plans, after international pressure stifled other possible right-wing coalition achievements

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai are in fierce debate over who will replace Tel Aviv police chief Ami Eshed, who was ousted by Ben-Gvir for his lenient handling of anti-government protesters

PM Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant greenlit relocation; local settler council chair declares it another step towards ‘full rectification’ of Israel’s ‘disengagement from northern Samaria’ ■ In March, U.S. strongly rebuked Israel for passing law allowing settlers to return to areas evacuated during 2005 Disengagement

How could prehistoric people create structures stretching so big they can only be seen from the air? Archaeologists find proto-blueprints engraved on stone

Experts believe denouncements by the Turkish opposition of Erdogan's attempts at normalization with Israel would not affect relations between the countries, but that a regional confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah or Hamas could trigger a crisis