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LAST DAY'S WARNING
Sabah, Turkey
Oct 10 2007
The Armenian bill is set to be discussed in the USA today. The Turkish
Jewish community published an advertisement in two major US newspapers,
which called on leaving history to historians.
The Turkish Jewish community has published advertisements in the
Washington Post and the Washington Times against the bill to be voted
on by the US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee.
Warning on the last day
The Turkish Jewish Society has published advertisements against the
bill, determining the claims of an Armenian genocide, to be discussed
by the US Congress Foreign Affairs Committee today.
Bill no. 106, determining the claim of an Armenian genocide, will
be discussed by the US Congress Foreign Affairs Committee. Prior to
the voting, the Turkish Jewish community published advertisements in
two major newspapers in the USA and warned the public and Congress
members. Anxiety about the future of relations between Turkey and the
USA were expressed in the advertisements, which also requested the
rejection of the bill and the past to be examined honestly in order
to maintain relations with the most democratic society with a Muslim
majority. The advertisement also called on both Turkish and Armenian
communities to reach a stage of permanent peace."
Sabah, Turkey
Oct 10 2007
The Armenian bill is set to be discussed in the USA today. The Turkish
Jewish community published an advertisement in two major US newspapers,
which called on leaving history to historians.
The Turkish Jewish community has published advertisements in the
Washington Post and the Washington Times against the bill to be voted
on by the US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee.
Warning on the last day
The Turkish Jewish Society has published advertisements against the
bill, determining the claims of an Armenian genocide, to be discussed
by the US Congress Foreign Affairs Committee today.
Bill no. 106, determining the claim of an Armenian genocide, will
be discussed by the US Congress Foreign Affairs Committee. Prior to
the voting, the Turkish Jewish community published advertisements in
two major newspapers in the USA and warned the public and Congress
members. Anxiety about the future of relations between Turkey and the
USA were expressed in the advertisements, which also requested the
rejection of the bill and the past to be examined honestly in order
to maintain relations with the most democratic society with a Muslim
majority. The advertisement also called on both Turkish and Armenian
communities to reach a stage of permanent peace."