New war of words between Erdogan and Netanyahu

The latest round in the duel began on Saturday, when the Turkish president spoke to a youth meeting:

– the Jews in Israel kicks the enemies that are already knocked to the ground. Jews kicking not only men, but also women and children. We muslims will teach them a lesson, if they have the courage to confront us.

interest has not collided lately. On the contrary, Netanyahu, through an unofficial agreement with Erdogan's protégés, Hamas in Gaza, has done what he long recommended. But foreign MINISTRY sources in Jerusalem, says to DN that the outbreak would have to do with this spring's Turkish kommunval: ”It's usually heat of the moment then”.

The Turkish foreign minister Cavusoglu took up the thread and branded Netanyahu as ”killers of thousands of children”. Netanyahu responded on Sunday and advised Erdogan not to preach morality to Israel:

" He, who occupies the northern part of Cyprus, and whose army massacring women and children in kurdish villages in and outside Turkey, should not the mastery of Israel.

different official spokesmen and the media more and more often between the israelis and the jews. In Turkey, however, used the terms more and more often by policymakers and the state-controlled press as synonyms. Another term with anti-jewish overtones is “bankränte-lobby”, an international league Erdogan has continually pointed that the Turkish economy accident.

But anti-jewish reflexes and thought patterns abound also outside the politicians ' point. State TRT:s tv-serials, which is immensely popular in the arab world, portraying the routinely the jews, as the Turkish history's villains.

The ottoman times, that Erdogan swarms, was a time of impressive jewish-muslim set things. But now written the story of. The kurds and their organizations, as well as the banned terrorist Gülen movement, is often called ”jewish” on the social media – despite the fact that the Gülen movement has a documented anti-jewish past. (Then he established himself in the united states in 1999, Fethullah Gülen removed the anti-jewish twists and turns in the writings and sermons.)

the commandos killed nine Turkish activists heading to Gaza in 2010, relations between the countries have been poor – except in the economic sphere, where they are very good. An increasing number of Turkish jews, which stems from Spain and Portugal, looks to the future with anxiety and have taken up on their offer of citizenship.