Netanyahu Urges Improvement in Turkey-Israel Relationship
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JPost – Israel and Turkey need to find a way to restore the important relationship they once had, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told a delegation of senior Turkish print journalists he met earlier this week.
The PMO put out a short statement about the meeting on Tuesday, to coincide with reports of the meeting in the Turkish media, saying that Netanyahu said both Turkey and Israel were “important, strong and stable” countries in an unstable region.
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