Israel has in the past accused Turkey of hosting Aruri, who it says has planned attacks against Israeli forces while in Turkey.
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Police spokeswoman Luba Samri says the assailant sped toward soldiers and police at the Qalandiya checkpoint north of Jerusalem.
“The expected agreement, which has yet to be concluded, gives us, on the one hand, what we demanded – a heavy limitation on Hamas activity in Turkey”, Zev Elkin, an Israeli cabinet minister, told Army Radio.
“Every proposal regarding Palestine is vetoed by the United States if it is potentially harmful to Israel”, said Desra, adding that the U.S. had vetoed 42 resolutions on the Middle East since 1972.
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Turkey is Russia’s second biggest-buyer of natural gas, while Israel is looking for customers for its own gas exports. “In the near future, deliberations will commence for laying a gas line from Israel to Turkey and the selling of gas”.
Afghanistan has until June 30 to ratify the agreement, the final step before becoming a full member of the organisation that underpins the global system of worldwide trade.
Israeli officials said late on Thursday a deal to normalise ties came after high-level bilateral talks in Switzerland.
The pending rapprochement between the two countries is not without its stumbling blocks.
Additionally, Fri., the military stated troops killed a Palestinian at the border within the Gaza Strip who tried to breach the border fence with Israel.
“I already said that, once the compensation and the embargo problems were resolved, the normalization process may start”, Erdogan said on his return from a trip to Turkmenistan on Sunday, in quotes carried by Turkish newspaper Hurriyet and Turkish news site Daily Sabah.
In a rapidly-changing regional context, mainly Sunni Muslim Turkey’s relations with mainly Shiite Iran – Israel’s arch foe – are deteriorating as Tehran assists Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who Ankara wants ousted.
The reconciliation will also please the European Union, NATO and above all the United States, which in 2013 brokered an Israeli apology for the Mavi Marmara incident but not a final deal.
A representative of the Turkish Embassy in London was not immediately available for comment.
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In a region where there has been precious little good news these days comes one little flicker of hope in the news that Turkey and Israel are likely to restore their diplomatic ties after five years of being in a deep freeze.
