Israel accepts UN probe into flotilla raid

Israel today agreed to take part in a UN investigation of its deadly raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla.

Mon, 02 Aug, 2010 - 16:35

Israel today agreed to take part in a UN investigation of its deadly raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed UN chief Ban Ki-moon of the decision.

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