1.   Before it came to power last year, Welfare pledged to cancel a military cooperation deal allowing Israeli jets to train in Turkish space.

2.   Contradicting what it said a day earlier, the Turkish government on Wednesday confirmed reports that Israeli jets were training in Turkish air space.

3.   Erbakan also retreated from a campaign pledge to cancel a military cooperation deal allowing Israeli jets to train in Turkish airspace.

4.   However, ministry spokesman Nurettin Nurkan confirmed Wednesday that Turkish jets had also trained in Israel.

5.   In February, Turkey and Israel signed an agreement allowing Israeli jets to train in Turkish airspace, which provoked protests by some Arab nations.

6.   Israeli jets trained in Turkey last April, but recent reports about Turkish jets in Israel had been denied as late as Monday by the Turkish foreign ministry.

7.   Many Muslims in Turkey were angered by the treaty, signed in February, which allows Israeli jets to train in Turkish air space.

8.   The agreement allows Israeli jets to train in Turkish air space.

9.   The armed forces also made Erbakan retreat from his campaign pledge to cancel a military cooperation deal allowing Israeli jets to train in Turkish airspace.

10.   The agreement allows Israeli jets to train in Turkish airspace, but with no weapons or electronic surveillance equipment, and Israeli warships to enter Turkish harbors.