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Turkey Warns To Expel ’’Israeli’’ Ambassador, Stop Trade, Take Legal Actions
Source: "Israeli" Haaretz
The UN findings of probe into "Israel's" deadly massacre on the 2010 Marmara flotilla to Gaza, which were leaked to The US famous daily "New York Times" Thursday, have further raised tensions between the Zionist entity and Turkey.
"Haaretz" "Israeli" paper reported Friday that senior Foreign Ministry officials warned that Turkey could respond to the report's publication by expelling the "Israeli" ambassador and scaling back diplomatic relations.
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Thursday that Friday's official release of the Palmer Report constitutes "Israel's" last chance to apologize for its raid on the flotilla raid and warned of consequences, including sanctions, should "Israel" continue to refuse to apologize.
"Unless there is an Israeli apology, we will put Plan B into play," Davutoglu said clarifying that his country "intended to impose sanctions, which both "Israel" and other international parties are aware of."
Reusing "Israel's" call for another delay in the report's publication, the Turkish official stressed that "Ankara cannot accept another six-month extension."
"We patiently waited for "Israel" to decide. It seems "Israel" has some difficulty in making a decision," he said.
"Haaretz" quoted senior "Israeli" officials that ""Israel" would not apologize for the raid and that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had reiterated this to the US administration in the past few days."
"The sanctions Turkey is planning against "Israel" include scaling back the level of diplomatic representation in both countries from ambassador to first secretary. This means "Israel's" ambassador to Turkey, Gabby Levy, and his deputy, Ella Afek, would be expelled," the "Israeli" daily reported.
Clarifying that "Turkey is also planning a diplomatic and legal campaign against "Israel" in the United Nations, and will help the families of those killed and injured in the raid to file lawsuits against "Israel" in courts worldwide, the newspaper confirmed that "Ankara is threatening to halt trade with "Israel", which totals in the billions of dollars.
"Legal action may also be taken against senior "Israeli" officials who took part in approving the raid, including Netanyahu, War Minister Ehud Barak, Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi and navy commander Adm. Eliezer Marom," the "Israeli" paper warned.
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