Bi-Partisan Letter to Erdogan: Anti-Zionism Comment Unacceptable
But apparently neither the nearly 100 U.S. members of congress or the representatives of 11 European nations, its foreign policy chief or the European Commission President were satisfied with Arinc’s excuse.
About the Author: Lori Lowenthal Marcus is the US correspondent for The Jewish Press. She is a recovered lawyer who previously practiced First Amendment law and taught in Philadelphia-area graduate and law schools.
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It was inappropriate for him to call Zionism "a crime against humanity," when Turkey will not admit to its crime against humanity. The Armenian Genocide from 1915 to 1922, when 1.5 million Armenians were killed. The first state-sponsored genocide of the 20th century, was definitely a crime against humanity.
And yet it didn't stop obama asking the ottomans just this past Thursday to take the lead in forging a peace between the "Zionist fascists" and the palis. The hypocrisy of the administration of the lord and savior is unending.
Even Ashton objected? Pigs are flying!
Even a pig can wear lipstick.
No Erdogan is not against Jews – just Jews that don't know their place in society.
How dare Jews govern Muslims and not pay Jizya.