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Davutoglu told the Sydney Morning Herald that his country will not
attempt to stop the ships from sailing from its ports, but will advise
the passenger on anticipated dangers.

Preparations for the new
Flotilla are ongoing in North American, Europe, Asia, South American,
Australia and Africa.

Approximately 15 ships, carrying more than
a thousand persons, including reporters, human rights workers,
technicians and activists, will be sailing simultaneously by the end of
this coming May.

In light of the new announcement, Israeli Prime
Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, called for a meeting of his Cabinet
Wednesday morning to prepare a response.

Netanyahu had previously
appealed to the United Nations to prevent the flotilla from trying to
enter Gaza, but the UN did not respond.