Victims says they will appeal decision not investigate Mavi Marmara attack. Read more about ICC says Israel committed flotilla "war crimes" but refuses to investigate
Anger overflows in Istanbul courtroom as families of flotilla victims protest decision. Read more about Turkey drops case against senior Israeli officers
Victims’ families dispute Turkish government’s right to give amnesty to Israelis accused in 2010 flotilla killings. Read more about Turkish judges urged not to drop charges against Israeli officers
Amman signs agreement in spite of overwhelming popular opposition. Read more about Jordanians demand scrapping of $10 billion gas deal with Israel
BDS National Committee warns that Israel-Turkey gas deals would aid Israel’s occupation, violations. Read more about Palestinians urge Turkish people to reject Israel ties
Fourth time in seven years that Britain has intervened to protect Tzipi Livni. Read more about UK thwarts war crimes probe of former Israeli minister
Normalization agreement comes at their expense, Palestinians in Gaza say. Read more about Turkey-Israel deal leaves Gaza siege intact
Voices critical of the rapprochement have been silenced by the Turkish media. Read more about Was Israel's flotilla apology really a triumph for Turkey?
Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) today denied a report in the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronot , carried also on its English website Ynet, that Turkey was to drop its legal actions and lawsuits against Israelis it holds responsible for the attack on the Gaza-bound ship Mavi Marmara on 31 May 2010 which killed 9 people and injured dozens. Read more about Turkey denies Israeli report that Mavi Marmara lawsuits dropped
Backed by civil society movements, the Turkish government sends a message to the UN: the international community must not guarantee Israel of impunity for its crimes against international law. Read more about How civil society pushed Turkey to ditch Israel's war industry