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Turkey Exploits Passport Scheme to Admit Activists to Israel
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By ישראל לפקוביץ
First reported by Globes · 5 hours ago
What happened
Turkey is allegedly using special passports to grant visa-free entry to Israel for Islamist and pro-Palestinian NGO activists. The Israeli Foreign Ministry is investigating the passport loophole, which facilitates Turkish influence operations exceeding $40 million annually.
- 01Turkey allegedly uses special passports for visa-free entry of activists.
- 02Activists are linked to Islamist and pro-Palestinian NGOs.
- 03Turkish influence operations in Jerusalem exceed $40 million yearly.
- 04Israel's Foreign Ministry is investigating the passport loophole.
- 05NGO support in Turkey depends on alignment with government agenda.
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