Israel, Turkey restore ties in deal spurred by energy prospects

ANKARA/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel and Turkey announced on Monday they would normalize ties after a six-year rupture, a rare rapprochement in the divided Middle East driven by the prospect of lucrative Mediterranean gas deals as well as mutual fears over growing security risks.
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