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Turkish PM May try to break the Blockade international |
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 Sunday June 06, 2010 07:13 by Bazooka Joe
 According to a Lebanese newspaper report on Saturday Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is considering travelling to Gaza in order to "break the Israeli blockade.” Al Mustaqbal reported on Saturday that Erdogan is under intense political pressure to cancel security agreements with Israel. The newspaper said that Erdogan floated the idea with close associates and even informed the United States of his intention to ask the Turkish Navy to accompany another aid flotilla to Gaza. The Americans asked Erdogan to delay his plans, in light of tensions on the region. |
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Jump To Comment: 1Send more Israeli's! They are not so well trained and 'superior' as they pretend to be.
If these are the best Israel has to offer then I think any war they will fight with a real army will not end well for them.
How would they fare out if face down a Turkish warship?