Israeli ambassador leaves Turkey

Israel's Ambassador to Turkey, Eitan Naeh, has left Turkey on Wednesday, after earlier asking Turkey for it, due to Israeli forces' violence and murder at the Gaza border, the Anadolu Agency reported.

Accompanied by security personnel and some embassy officials, Naeh left Turkey on the flight of 11:30 (local time), as on Tuesday he was called to Turkey's Foreign Ministry, where he received the message that “would be appropriate to return to his country for a certain time named”.

Sixty-two people lost their lives, while more than 3,000 people were injured in the attack by Israeli security forces, in protests at the Gaza Strip, organised in disappointment with the US decision to shift the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

After that, Turkey's Foreign Affairs Ministry called for consultations in Turkey Turkish Ambassador to Tel Aviv, Kemal 58kem and Turkey's ambassador to the US, Serdar Kılıc.