* Davutoglu says Israeli "provocation" fuels Muslim radicals * Vows full cooperation to stop foreign fighters * Syria solution must address Assad, **t just Islamic State * Wants **-fly zone to protect Aleppo, stem refugee flow (Adds quote from person close to Gulen in 23rd paragraph) By Nick Tattersall and Asli Kandemir ISTANBUL, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu accused his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday of terrorism and said Israeli "provocations" such as the bombardment of Gaza were contributing to radicalisation in the Muslim world. In a Reuters interview, Davutoglu said peace in the Middle East and the eradication of extremist groups would be virtually impossible without the establishment of a Palestinian state.
01-17-2015, 04:30 PM
Turkish PM says Israeli "provocations" radicalising Muslim world
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