Israeli and Turkish teams to meet one last time

Israel and Turkey's negotiating teams are set to meet at a European capital on June 26 for a decisive round of talks on the reconciliation agreement between the two sides, Zionist daily Haaretz reported Sunday.

A senior Israeli official estimated that it would be the last negotiations meeting, during which the remaining disputes between the sides will be resolved.

The two sides are trying to repair relations that were cut after the 2010 Mavi Marmara incident however last December, Israel reportedly agreed to pay $20 million in compensation to the victim families.

But, talks stalled over Gaza and after Turkey reportedly demanded Israel lift its import and export restrictions on the besieged enclave.

It is not known yet how the issues have been resolved.