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The Mavi Marmara: An Embattled Voyage and Its Consequences

2019
The heyday of Turkish–Israeli relations is over. Turkey, a once-popular tourist destination for many Israelis, has been abandoned in favor of other Eastern Mediterranean resorts.
Orna Almog, Ayşegül Sever
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Mavi Marmara on the News: Convergence and Divergence in Religious Conservative Newspapers in Turkey

Middle East Journal Of Culture And Communication, 2012
This article presents a discursive analysis of religious conservative daily newspapers’ response to Israeli commandos’ attack on a flotilla of aid ships that were attempting to break an embargo on traffic to Gaza on 31 May 2010. The event not only caused a serious rupture in Israeli-Turkish relations but also resulted in the rise of (already present ...
Tezcan Durna, Burak Özçetin
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Israel Mavi Marmara

Vrij Nederland, 2010
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THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF NAVAL BLOCKADE AND ISRAEL'S INTERCEPTION OF THE MAVI MARMARA

Netherlands International Law Review, 2011
In this article I discuss the legality of Israel’s interception of the Mavi Marmara on 31 May 2010. Although Israel’s stopping, boarding and inspection of the Mavi whilst on the high seas would undoubtedly constitute a violation of the law of the sea during peace time, I examine whether this violation can be justified on the basis of international ...
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The Mavi Marmara Incident and the Application of International Humanitarian Law by Quasi-Judicial Bodies

2014
Whether Israel’s enforcement of its naval blockade against the Mavi Marmara on 31 May 2010 was in conformity with international humanitarian law has been recently considered by four quasi-judicial bodies. This chapter compares and contrasts the four reports produced by these quasi-judicial bodies and identifies significant discrepancies between them as
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Honor as Foreign Policy: The Case of Israel, Turkey, and theMavi Marmara

International Studies Review, 2015
While the role of honor as a war-generating factor has been widely discussed in International Relations (IR) scholarship, there is insufficient theoretical and empirical research that identifies and conceptualizes the influence of honor on foreign policy decision making.
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