Turkey
The remark comes hours after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan threatened a military invasion of the Jewish state.
“Just like we entered Karabakh and the way we entered Libya, maybe we’ll do the same thing,” the Turkish president said. “There’s nothing we can’t do.”
Ankara’s support for Hamas appears to be alienating Ramallah.
The statement comes amid cooling relations between Jerusalem and Ankara.
The would-be perpetrators are students at Birzeit University near Ramallah.
Israel “has engaged in systematic state terrorism,” the Turkish leader charged.
A letter signed by 24 representatives warned that “the United States may need to reassess its partnership with Turkey.”
Oranje supporters flood Berlin, express love for the Jewish state and remain optimistic despite tough match ahead.
The flight was forced to fly to Rhodes after sitting on the tarmac for three hours in Turkey where its requests for refueling were ignored.
The Turkish president is a war criminal who tries to deny Israel its right to self-defense, Israel Katz tweeted.
“For over a decade, under Erdoğan and the Muslim Brotherhood, Turkey has established itself as a comfortable and broad arena for Hamas’s activities,” expert tells JNS.
The investigation reveals the involvement of Hamas’s Istanbul headquarters in terrorism against the Jewish state.
