Territorial disputes of Israel

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said on May 19 that the country is terminating all agreements and understandings signed with Israel and the U.S., including on security.

Abbas made the announcement at a Palestinian leadership meeting in Ramallah. The decision came in response to the proposed Israeli annexation of parts of the West Bank.

Turkey on June 2 condemned Israel's illegal settlement activities in occupied east Jerusalem.

Turkey's president on April 9 hailed Bolivia's support for Jerusalem and praised South American country's approach to the Golan Heights issue as well.

Turkey does not recognize the "unlawful" U.S. decision to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights in Syria, the Turkish foreign minister said on March 27.

Turkey's main opposition party has condemned the United States' decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights of Syria and Israel's recent aerial attack on Gaza Strip, calling on all parties to show restraint.

United States President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over Golan Heights drew angry reactions from Turkey on March 25.

Turkey slammed Israel over the approval of building nearly 800 new housing units in the illegal settlements in occupied East Jerusalem on Nov. 11.

Israel on Apri l14 closed its airspace over Golan Heights in the wake of a U.S.-led airstrike in Syria, according to Israeli media.

Arab states will soon embark on a diplomatic drive to persuade the United Nations to recognize a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital on territory captured by Israel in the 1967 war, Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said.

Israel has been in contact with at least ten countries to move their embassies to Jerusalem, following the example of the United States, said Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotatli, the BNT reported.