Turkish and Israeli Officials Will Meet Next Week to Discuss Flotilla Compensation
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Fox News/AP – Turkey’s deputy prime minister says Turkish and Israeli officials will meet next week to work out the amount of compensation to be paid to the victims of a raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla that killed eight Turks and a Turkish-American in 2010.
Israel apologized for the botched raid last week and agreed to compensate the injured and relatives of the dead.
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