Jews come from Turkey

[ekrem]

video is in English
Israeli Foreign MInister

 

[Meathead]

video is in English
Israeli Foreign MInister

Are you Turks going to continue your genocides now that the remaining Armenians are safe?

 

[ekrem]

^^ Christians are the Jew genociders, happened in the past will happen again, likely in USA in this century

 

[Meathead]

^^ Christians are the Jew genociders, happened in the past will happen again, likely in USA in this century

Germans and Turks are "genociders". Not a difficult question, do you want to continue "genociding" with the Jews now that you can't get to anymore Armenians?

 

[irosie91]

I have a relative by marriage from Turkey---jew---
he escaped. Turks are big time genociders

 

[ekrem]

I have a relative by marriage from Turkey---jew---
he escaped. Turks are big time genociders

If he wasn't a criminal he did not have to "escape".
There are several daily flights from Turkey to Israel.
He could've just go to the airport and board a plane.

 

[Indeependent]

I have a relative by marriage from Turkey---jew---
he escaped. Turks are big time genociders

My son-in-law’s grandparents on both sides are from Turkey.

 

[irosie91]

If he wasn't a criminal he did not have to "escape".
There are several daily flights from Turkey to Israel.
He could've just go to the airport and board a plane.

not a criminal but he claimed that jews tended
to live in the Mountains (like the kurds) where
they migrated in times of ethnic stress---his
family left long before the airlines were established

 

[ESay]

I wonder whether it is possible to form a some form of security alliance between Israel and Turkey. With shared sphere of influence and mutual security guarantees.

 

[irosie91]

I wonder whether it is possible to form a some form of security alliance between Israel and Turkey. With shared sphere of influence and mutual security guarantees.

no

 

[ESay]

no

Why? Because they are the main sponsor of some Palestinian groups? Sooner or later, Turkey will have to confront Iran in their sphere of influence. And a strong ally would be a good benefit.

 

[rylah]

Why? Because they are the main sponsor of some Palestinian groups? Sooner or later, Turkey will have to confront Iran in their sphere of influence. And a strong ally would be a good benefit.

It's not 2 dimensional. Between the Turkish challenge to Iran,
there's the attempt at Middeteranean hegemony, and Egypt,
with the resort of N. African states of the Arab League.

It is more likely that Sunnis align with Israel for
counterbalance rather than submit to Turkey,
and for Turkey to expand their influence in
Europe and towards the Caspian sea.

Egypt may ally with Turkey,
while it threatens Arab hegemony,
rather than choosing an alliance with Israel.
There's no threat with Israel that is with strengthening
either Iran or Turkey, to be eventually divided between both.
But if they join Iran against Israel, they all become a minority.

 

[rylah]

video is in English
Israeli Foreign MInister

He said Houran,
since when is that Turkey?

Hauran - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[irosie91]

FUHGET IT---the turks are not going to admit that they despise arabs

 

[ekrem]

He said Houran,
since when is that Turkey?

Hauran - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Harran - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[irosie91]

If he wasn't a criminal he did not have to "escape".
There are several daily flights from Turkey to Israel.
He could've just go to the airport and board a plane.

I is old----but not THAT OLD ----way back in the
late 60s and early 70s ----EL AL airlines FLEW all
sorts of people in and out of Teheran---lots of
Iranians

 

[ekrem]

I is old----but not THAT OLD ----way back in the
late 60s and early 70s ----EL AL airlines FLEW all
sorts of people in and out of Teheran---lots of
Iranians

I dont give a fuck where El Al flew in the 60's or 70's.
You do cheap perception tricks bringing up Iran or telling some stories Jews had to hide in mountains inside Turkey. Fucker, Jews always lived in big cities of Ottoman Empire like Istanbul, Izmir, Thessaloniki etc.
Under Ottomans Thessaloniki was one of biggest Jewish cities, until Greeks used the Great fire to depopulate the Jews from the city.

Salonica had suffered from a series of fires in its history, but during the four centuries under the benign rule of the Ottoman Empire, the city’s residents were permitted to rebuild without much state interference. Not so after the Great Fire of 1917. The Greek government, which had only recently annexed Salonica during the Balkan Wars (1912-13), saw in the fire an opportunity to transform once and for all Jewish and Ottoman Salonica into Greek Thessaloniki.

With this nationalist goal in mind, the government expropriated the burnt terrain and prevented residents from rebuilding on their land. Instead, under the guise of promoting state interests and a modern, European urban plan that would transform the downtown into a middle- and upper-class Greek space, the government auctioned off the razed property: Those who could pay, rather than those who had lived in the area, became the new occupants of the city center. The National Bank of Greece outbid the Jewish community for the plot on which the Talmud Torah, the main Jewish communal school, had stood before the fire. Today, the upscale Electra Palace hotel sits in the heart of the city where another Jewish school, the Alliance Israélite Universelle, once stood.

The prime minister, Eleftherios Venizelos, encouraged British and French urban planners to view the city as a “blank slate” and ignore the centuries-long imprint left by Jews and Muslims. One of the urban planners described Venizelos as “particularly enthusiastic about the new Salonica, almost to the point of regarding the fire as providential” and conceded that the “fundamental purpose of the plan was to deprive the Jews of complete control of the city.”

A century ago, Jewish Salonica burned

The home to the largest and most dynamic Ladino-speaking Sephardi Jewish community in the world was rebuilt, only to be destroyed anew

www.timesofisrael.com

 

[ekrem]

Turkey is currently the leading vacation destination for Israelis for the approaching Shavuot holiday and for the summer. According to travel agents, Turkey in general and Antalya in particular are destinations for families, especially those looking for an all-in package deal at a resort.

en.globes.co.il

They come to hide in the mountains.