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Tukish- “Israeli” Crisis New Chapter: Split of Workers
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The disagreement between "Israel" War Minister Ehud Barak and the Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman over whether to apologize to Turkey for last year's raid on the Gaza-bound flotilla has turned into a much broader conflict over the continued employment of 350 Turkish workers by the "Israeli" construction industry.
"The question of extending the Turks' work permits is expected to reach the socioeconomic cabinet in the next few days," "Haaretz" "Israeli" daily clarifies.
Under an agreement between Tel Aviv and Ankara, signed during Ariel Sharon's term asPM, "Israel" Military Industries received a contract to upgrade Turkish tanks and "Israel" agreed to give visas to 350 Turkish construction workers employed by the Turkish firm Yilmazlar. But now, for the first time, the "Israeli" Foreign Ministry objects to renewing the work visas.
Foreign Ministry sources informed "Haaretz" that "Yilmazlar's owners recently established a political party that has an anti-"Israel" platform."
"Zionist War "Ministry" is fighting to extend the visas, saying any change would damage Israel's already dismal relations with Turkey, as well as IMI, and could lead to a suit for compensation by Yilmazla," the "Israeli" daily reported.
Source: Haaretz "Israeli" newspaper
The disagreement between "Israel" War Minister Ehud Barak and the Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman over whether to apologize to Turkey for last year's raid on the Gaza-bound flotilla has turned into a much broader conflict over the continued employment of 350 Turkish workers by the "Israeli" construction industry.
"The question of extending the Turks' work permits is expected to reach the socioeconomic cabinet in the next few days," "Haaretz" "Israeli" daily clarifies.
Under an agreement between Tel Aviv and Ankara, signed during Ariel Sharon's term asPM, "Israel" Military Industries received a contract to upgrade Turkish tanks and "Israel" agreed to give visas to 350 Turkish construction workers employed by the Turkish firm Yilmazlar. But now, for the first time, the "Israeli" Foreign Ministry objects to renewing the work visas.
Foreign Ministry sources informed "Haaretz" that "Yilmazlar's owners recently established a political party that has an anti-"Israel" platform."
"Zionist War "Ministry" is fighting to extend the visas, saying any change would damage Israel's already dismal relations with Turkey, as well as IMI, and could lead to a suit for compensation by Yilmazla," the "Israeli" daily reported.
Source: Haaretz "Israeli" newspaper
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