Turkey, Israel Reach Reconciliation Agreement After Six Years of Suspended Relations
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by News Editor
Turkey and Israel indicated Sunday that they’re ready to restore diplomatic relations suspended six years ago after a deadly clash at sea between Israeli commandos and pro-Palestinian Turkish activists.
The deal was still being wrapped up by negotiators while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s traveled to Rome to meet U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, a senior Israel official said on condition of anonymity to discuss confidential talks.
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