Turkey and the Zionist entity will sign a bilateral aviation agreement, paving the way for Israeli carriers to fly to various Turkish destinations.

According to the Israeli Transportation Ministry, the agreement will be signed on Thursday – the first since 1951.

“The agreement is expected to result in the resumption of flights by Israeli companies to a variety of destinations in Turkey, alongside flights by Turkish companies to Israel,” the ministry said in a statement.

Last month, the Foreign Ministry issued a travel warning calling on Israelis to avoid travel to Istanbul, following reports of an Iranian plot to carry out an attack against Israeli and Jewish targets.

Source: Agencies