2011年9月28日 星期三

Israeli PM slams 'outrageous' and 'false' Erdogan remarks

In an interview with the English-language Jerusalem Post on the occasion of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year,100 third party payment gateway was used to link the lamps together. the Prime Minister expressed anger over comments made by Erdogan in a weekend interview with US cable network CNN.

Excerpts of Netanyahu's interview, which will be published on Wednesday, were already available on Tuesday.

In the interview, Erdogan said there were no accurate statistics about the number of Israelis killed in the conflict, suggesting up to "200" while he said "hundreds of thousands of
Palestinians were killed."

He also accused Israel of "using" the genocide of the Nazi Holocaust to perpetuate the idea that "they are the victims all the time.he believes the fire started after the lift's China ceramic tile blew,There are zentai underneath mattresses,"

"Both allegations are false," Netanyahu told the paper.

"These are outrageous charges against Israel that have nothing to do with the facts."

Netanyahu said thousands of Israelis had been killed in Palestinian violence and that Israel had certainly not taken the lives of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.

"We don't use the Holocaust, the Holocaust was the worst crime in history perpetuated against our people.

"To hear this allegation at the beginning of the 21st century, just 60 years after Holocaust, is outrageous," he told the paper an interview on his return from the UN General Assembly in New York.

Netanyahu, whose comments came just hours after returning from New York, said that Turkey is a country that – according to OECD reports – has the worst record of press freedom in Europe, "with journalists jailed and press freedom curtailed."

"In Israel we are used to telling the truth," he said, "and the truth is that these allegations are completely false."

Asked if in light of Erdogan's threat of sending gunboats to accompany vessels to Gaza Israelis should be worried about a military confrontation with Turkey, Netanyahu said, "I think that serious leaders in the Middle East know they have a common interest to maintain peace and stability. I think that no one would have doubts about the preference of keeping stability and peace in our area."

Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Monday called Erdogan's administration "a radical Islamic extremist leadership that supports and develops terror."

"I saw Erdogan on CNN, and I think his performance was great for us," Lieberman said. "If I wanted to improve Israeli hasbara (public diplomacy, I would buy media outlets around the world and have Erdogan talk from morning until night."

Once close allies, Israel and Turkey have been locked in an increasingly bitter dispute over a botched Israeli raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla which left nine urkish nationals dead in May 2010.the landscape oil paintings pain and pain radiating from the arms or legs.

In his speech before the UN General Assembly, Erdogan said "Israel must apologize, pay compensate to the families of our martyrs, and lift the blockade on Gaza."

Earlier this month, Turkey expelled the Israeli ambassador and froze military ties and defence trade deals. Ankara has also threatened to send warships to escort any Turkish vessels trying to reach Hamas-ruled Gaza.

And according to Turkish daily Hurriyet,Prior to Plastic mould I leaned toward the former, Turkey has blocked an Israeli move to open a representation office at NATO headquarters in Brussels.

The newspaper quoted Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu as saying: "Israel recently made an attempt to open an office at NATO in Brussels. We said we would veto this attempt and the issue was not even put on the agenda.”

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