Turkey - Lies and propaganda, October 25th through October 30, 2010

Turkish aid ships sent to provoke Israeli navy

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To read the articles, click on the "title" for each condemnation and accusation from Turkey towards Israel.

The sounds of war drums are beating - will the West come to the aid of its ally, Israel?  If Turkey had its way, Obama would jump on the band wagon, join the Islamic terrorists and rogue nations against  Israel.  

The few articles listed below should be a red flag to everyone in Washington.  Turkey is no more a "friend" to the United States than Iran.  

The elections take place in America on Nov. 2nd - afterwards, perhaps it would be an appropriate time to contact our congressmen and women and have them ask this Administration to define the enemies of the United States and have Obama note on what grounds he considers Turkey to be a "friend" of the U.S.

Bee Sting

oh no!

I meant this "Turkey"!

Assad: 'Israel not able or ready to achieve peace'

By JPOST.COM STAFF  
10/28/2010 17:56 

Syrian president tells 'al-Hayat' newspaper Israel trying to convince world Turkey can't stay in peace process, reports suggest.

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Turkey to U.S: Don’t share intelligence with Israel

October 25, 2010

JERUSALEM (JTA) -- Turkey has asked the United States not to share intelligence from a new missile defense system with Israel.

Turkey received U.S. assurances that no intelligence will be shared, The Los Angeles Times reported, citing a report from the Turkish newspaper Today's Zaman.

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Turkey to U.S: Don’t share intel with Israel

Thursday, October 28, 2010 | return to: news & features, international

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[JTW Interview] Dan Catarivas on the Economic Relations between Turkey and Israel  

Saturday, 30 October 2010

By Billy Geibel (JTW)

Journal of Turkish Weekly conducted an exclusive interview with Dan Catarivas, Director of the Division of Foreign Trade and International Relations, Manufacturers’ Association of Israel. Here is the full-text of interview.

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Turkey Removes Armenia from, Adds Israel to ‘Threat’ List

By: Weekly Staff  

Saturday, October 30, 2010  

ANKARA, Turkey (A.W.)—Earlier this week, Turkey’s National Security Council (MGK) approved changes in its National Security document, removing Armenia from, and adding Israel to the list of countries that pose a “major threat” to Turkey. 

Iran, Syria, Georgia, and Bulgaria were also removed from the “major threat” list.   

In addition to referring to it as a threat, the document accuses Israel of driving the entire region into an arms race.

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Turkish document cites Israel as major threat Turkey's national security council removes Iran, Syria from list of threats to state, adds Israel, local media reported. Document says Israeli actions may prompt Middle East arms race Ynet Latest Update:  10.30.10, 17:05 / Israel News and Israel root of all evil in region: Turkey Sat Oct 30, 2010 3:29PM Turkey has termed Israel as the source of Middle East's instability saying the threat which Tel Aviv poses to Ankara has reached its highest level.