“Richest Jew in the World” Sent to Repair Turkey-Israel Relations
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by News Editor
Times of Israel – “The richest Jew in the world” was asked to intervene on Israel’s behalf to repair the frayed ties between Jerusalem and Ankara, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan claimed.
Relations between Israel and Turkey, once strong, have soured since the rise of Erdogan’s Islamic-oriented government in Ankara, and were further worsened by the 2010 deaths of nine Turks in a clash with Israeli commandos attempting to halt a protest flotilla bound for Gaza.
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