JERUSALEM — A day after Israeli commandoes raided an aid flotilla seeking to 
breach the blockade of Gaza, Israel held hundreds of activists seized aboard 
the convoy on Tuesday as news reports said activists may be planning a fresh 
attempt to ferry supplies to the Hamas-run enclave. 
At the same time, the Israeli military said troops clashed with two militants 
who infiltrated from Gaza, killing them both. While such occurrences are almost 
routine along the volatile border between Israel and Gaza, the incident 
underscored the tensions seizing the region after Monday’s confrontation at 
sea, which strained relations between Israel and the United States just as 
American-sponsored proximity talks involving Palestinians and Israelis were 
getting under way. 
The developments in Israel and Gaza came hours after the United Nations 
Security Council condemned “acts” leading to the loss of life in Israel’s 
operation in international waters on Monday that claimed the lives of nine 
civilians, many of them Turks. In response, Turkey, once seen as Israel’s 
most important friend in the Muslim world, recalled its ambassador and canceled 
planned military exercises with Israel as the countries’ already tense 
relations soured even further. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel was 
flying home after canceling a Tuesday meeting with President Obama.

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