Erdogan Announces Closing Turkish Airspace for Zionist Planes

As part of the measures taken by the Turkish government due to recent event, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyep Erdogan announced the closure of Turkish airspace for Zionist airplanes, the Official Turkish News Agency Anatolia reported.

According to Anatolia report, this is a new Turkish step against the Zionist enemy in response to the massacre its forces committed on the Turkish-led Freedom Flotilla in international waters.

The relations between Turkey and "Israel" reached a new level of deterioration as the Turkish authorities denied permission to an "Israeli" military plane carrying more than 100 "Israeli" officers to Auschwitz in Poland, from using Turkish airspace. The Zionist plane was then forced to make a detour.

The "Israeli" War Forces refrained from officially responding to the event, claiming they do not want to exacerbate relations with Turkey.

The Turkish and "Israeli" affairs have been reaching their lowest levels after the "Israel" 2008-2009 aggression on Gaza, which caused the death of 1,400 Palestinian civilians, and billions worth economic damages.

Turkey strictly condemned the aggression, and since then started defending all pro-Palestinian organizations in support of the Palestinian issue.