‘Israel’ nominated a new ambassador to Turkey Tuesday, its first since the two countries normalized ties after the 2010 crisis triggered by the Zionist entity’s deadly storming of a Gaza-bound ship.
Eitan Naeh was formally selected by a government committee, said the enemy’s foreign ministry spokesman Emmanuel Nahshon.
He said the timeline for him being confirmed was not yet determined.
Naeh, the current deputy head of mission at the Zionist embassy in London, will become his first entity’s ambassador to Turkey since Israeli commandos raided a Gaza-bound ship of activists in 2010.
The raid killed 10 Turks and prompted Ankara to expel the Israeli ambassador.
The two sides finally agreed in June to end the six-year rift after long-running secret talks in third countries with ‘Israel’ offering $20 million in compensation, an apology over the raid and permission for Turkish aid to reach Gaza.
Source: AFP
