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Lieberman: “Israel” Apology to Turkey Will Not Improve Ties

Lieberman: “Israel” Apology to Turkey Will Not Improve Ties
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The "Israeli" Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman stated on Monday that an "Israeli" apology to Turkey will not improve ties between both sides, Haaretz Zionist daily reported.

Speaking to the "Israeli" Radio, Lieberman stated, "[Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyeb] Erdogan will not make do with just an apology... He also demands lifting the blockade on the Gaza Strip".
In this context, Zionist Foreign Minister reiterated that his entity does not have to apologize for the 2010 "Israeli" army assault on the Turkish Mavi-Marmara ship, which led to the martyrdom of nine Turkish activists.

Meanwhile, the "Israeli" Army Radio reported Thursday that the US managed to secure an "Israeli"-Turkish reconciliation agreement two weeks ago, but Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu backed out of it at the last minute.
Netanyahu's back out was after he was informed that the US reconciliation deal was reported to include an "Israeli" apology for tactical errors done by the naval troops against the Mavi-Marmara.

On this level, the "Israeli" entity claims it has not done anything outside the law, and insists it will not apologize to Turkey; however it would send a double compensation worth $10,000 to each of the victims' families.


Source: "Israeli" Newspapers

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