The Times of Israel reports: Israel and Turkey reached a deal to restore ties Sunday, ending protracted talks amid years of acrimony following a deadly 2010 raid on an aid flotilla, an Israeli official said.
The senior Israeli official said a press conference would be held Monday to announce the details of the historic compromise, with the sides signing on the agreement a day later.
The deal includes $20 million in Israeli compensation for Turkish victims of the 2010 raid, as well as a Turkish commitment to help free Israeli prisoners and the bodies of soldiers held in Gaza.
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