nsnbc : The Israeli newspaper Yedidot Ahronot cites a senior Israeli official as saying that Israel has reached an agreement with the Turkish government of PM. R. Tayyip Erdogan about the Mavi Marmara affair that will initiate a process of normalization between the two countries. An analyst who investigated the case since 2011 describes the deal as the burial of the facts about a daring and complex false flag operation.
The agreement could be signed within a few weeks following the ratification and Israeli Prime Minister is soon expected to bring the agreement before the Israeli parliament (Knesset) for discussion and eventual approval, said the official according to the newspaper.
The official reportedly added that Erdogan believed that it is the right time to normalize relations with Israel and described the deal as very important in times of a turbulent Middle East.
The agreement would include the exchange of ambassadors and compensation for the families of the nine Turkish citizens who were killed on the Mavi Marmara and other compensations, amounting to $21 million. Turkey for its part would drop its cases against the Israeli officers who were involved in the act of piracy and the killings.
Analyst and nsnbc editor Christof Lehmann who has investigated the incident since 2011 calls the deal a convenient cover up, stressing that both Turkish and Israeli intelligence services as well as the Mavi Marmara’s owner, the Turkish charity IHH, and high-level Al-Qaeda operatives have jointly planned and carried out the operation. Lehmann details the events, calling it as one of the most daring and complex false flag operations and a precursor to the war on Syria.
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