Turkish activists say new flotilla to challenge Israeli blockade of Gaza


  • World
  • Tuesday, 12 Aug 2014

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish pro-Palestinian group plans to send aid ships to Gaza to challenge the Israeli blockade, it said on Monday, four years after Israeli commandos stormed its flotilla bound for the territory, killing 10 Turks.

The plan may hinder efforts to rebuild shattered diplomatic ties between Turkey and Israel, just as Ankara launched an "air corridor" carrying wounded Palestinians to Turkey and aid to Gaza.

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