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Israel-Turkey Negotiating Water for Weapons Agreement
Israel and Turkey are on the brink of an historic agreement as the two nations finalized plans to sign a strategic water partnership. Israel, in dire need of additional dependable fresh water sources, has agreed to purchase 50 million cubic meters of Turkish water per year for 20 years with transferal set to begin in 2006.

1991 Discussions are held at the United Nations about using the Ataturk Dam in Turkey to cut off flows of the Euphrates to Iraq.

 

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