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Turkey Launches Trial Against Netanyahu and 34 Israeli Officials
A trial has begun in Turkey against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and 34 other Israeli officials for their alleged roles in intercepting Gaza-bound flotillas. Turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants, and the case proceeds under universal jurisdiction.
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What happened
- 01Turkey has initiated an in absentia trial against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and 34 Israeli officials.
- 02The charges relate to the Israeli seizure of Gaza-bound flotillas carrying aid and activists.
- 03Turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants for the defendants.
- 04An independent investigation in Italy has also been expanded to include Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir.
- 05Israel maintains the legality of its naval blockade of Gaza.
Separately, Italy has expanded an investigation to include Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir.
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