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(Ynet News) Omri Efraim - Defense Minister Ehud Barak on Sunday expressed satisfaction with efforts to stop the Gaza-bound flotilla. "The governments of Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey are working to curtail this thing....It's obvious to all that Gaza is ultimately open to all civilian goods and it is also obvious that the flotilla is a provocation which elements such as Hamas are exploiting," Barak said. "I think it's possible that the outcome will take the sting out of this flotilla. But of course we must still prepare for the possibility that some ships will come." 2011-07-04 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Satisfied with Flotilla Delays
(Ynet News) Omri Efraim - Defense Minister Ehud Barak on Sunday expressed satisfaction with efforts to stop the Gaza-bound flotilla. "The governments of Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey are working to curtail this thing....It's obvious to all that Gaza is ultimately open to all civilian goods and it is also obvious that the flotilla is a provocation which elements such as Hamas are exploiting," Barak said. "I think it's possible that the outcome will take the sting out of this flotilla. But of course we must still prepare for the possibility that some ships will come." 2011-07-04 00:00:00Full Article
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