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Home›Green Marine›Another Israel cruise ship diverted away from Turkey
Green Marine

August 15, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Another Israel cruise ship diverted away from Turkey

Israeli authorities have ordered yet another cruise ship carrying Israeli tourists to Turkey to divert due to security concerns. Last week, Turkish authorities detained a Syrian national who admitted planning to carry out attacks against Israeli tourists. According to media reports Monday, the cruis

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Israeli authorities have ordered yet another cruise ship carrying Israeli tourists to Turkey to divert due to security concerns. Last week, Turkish authorities detained a Syrian national who admitted planning to carry out attacks against Israeli tourists. According to media reports Monday, the cruise liner the Mirage had been due to dock in the southern Mediterranean port of Alanya but was diverted to Greek Cyprus late Sunday night.

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