The Turkish parliament rejected the proposal by the opposition Kurdish People's Democratic Party (KDPP) to cancel political, economic and military normalization agreements with Israel with the votes of the ruling Justice and Development Party and the National Movement.
According to the Zaman daily, the Democratic People's Party (PDP) has confirmed that the AK Party, headed by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has refused to cancel the normalization agreement with Israel by a majority vote.
On Monday, the United States opened its embassy to Israel in occupied Jerusalem, prompting Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and Ramallah to gather at the border to protest. The clashes resulted in the deaths of more than 60 Palestinians and injuring about 3,000 others.
The head of the Turkish Republican People's Party (KDP), Kemal Kiligdaroglu, called on his country yesterday to cancel the item proposed in the 2016 normalization agreement with Israel not to prosecute the Israeli government for the crime of attacking the Mavi Marmara in 2010. The Turkish ambassador to Israel was permanently withdrawn, For consultation.