Davutoglu: Israeli apology not related to Turkey's policy on Syria

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said that Israeli apology Turkey was the result of a policy conducted insistently. Speaking on the private SKY Turk 360 TV channel, Ahmet Davutoglu stressed that serious pressure was applied on Israel in every diplomatic field. We had to make sure that Israel felt the pressure, Davutoglu underlined. Israel on March 22 apologized to Turkey for the fatal Israeli raid on the 'Mavi Marmara' aid ship in May 2010 which left nine Turks dead. Israel also promised to pay reparations to the families of the Turkish victims. Israeli apology is not related to Turkey's policy on Syria or Iran, Davutoglu noted. On the possibility of a military intervention in Syria, Davutoglu said that Turkey would never enter an adventure. "However, we will not remain silent when Syria's destiny is getting shaped," Davutoglu underlined. On the process of solution in Turkey, Davutoglu said that the process would enable Turkey to save itself from a major problem.