The International Criminal Court permanently closed the case in which anti-Israel activists tried to frame the IDF on charges of war crimes.

'I don’t agree with what Hitler did, and I don’t agree with what Israel did in Gaza.'

Israel appointed Eitan Na’eh on Tuesday as the ambassador to Turkey, the first appointment since the reconciliation agreement was signed in June.

Israeli boat owners from the expelled Jewish communities of Gaza plan to confront a pro-Palestinian flotilla claiming to bring humanitarian aid to the Strip.

Dismissing Turkish denunciation, Israel vowed to continue defending its citizens from rocket attacks launched by Hamas in Gaza.

After a six-year rift and following months of negotiations, Israel and Turkey on Tuesday officially signed a reconciliation deal in an effort to rebuild ties.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel’s agreement with Turkey to normalize ties after suspending them six years ago will have great implications for the Israeli economy.

Israel has reached a reconciliation deal with Turkey to end a bitter six-year rift between the Mideast powers, an official said Sunday.

Apparently desperate for press and exposure, the anti-Israel boycott movement made up a report that South African authorities were pursuing Israeli officials for alleged war crimes.

South African Police has announced it intends to arrest four former senior IDF officers for their actions in the 2010 Mavi Marmara provocative flotilla against Israel.

Netanyahu is among seven Israeli politicians who could face arrest if they land in Spain, despite the fact that an old case against them was deemed unjustified.

In what is seen in Israel as a purely anti-Semitic move, ICC judges are calling for a renewed probe into the 2010 Mavi Marmara flotilla incident.

Turkey confirmed that it is in negotiations with Israel to reboot ties, which deteriorated after the May 2010 Gaza Mavi Marmara flotilla incident.

An Israeli film about female Israeli soldiers had a successful run at the Istanbul International Film Festival - despite poor relations between the Jewish state and Turkey.

Israel's parliament bars a terror-supporting member from running in the upcoming elections.

The US Court of Appeal heard a case on Monday filed by an American terror victim who is seeking to seize 14 vessels that participated in the 2010 Gaza flotilla.

Magen David Adom, Israel's medical emergency response service, immediately offered to help but as yet received no response to the overture.