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Politico
June 9 2010
Turkey, the enemy?
Eli Lake reports that American Jewish groups are ending their role as
a key ally of Turkish interests, an alliance whose highest-profile
role came in helping Turkey block votes on an Armenian genocide
resolution.
The alliance has fallen apart over Turkish support for the Gaza
flotilla, and the anger with which pro-Israel legislators have turned
on Turkey is hard to overstate. A reader sends a clipping from New
York Rep. Jerry Nadler's recent interview with the Orthodox Jewish
newspaper Hamodia (which doesn't have a website):
"Turkey has not been an ally [of Israel] for some time; Turkey has
been an enemy of [Israel] as far as I am concerned, not necessarily of
the United States, but they are getting there," Nadler said.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0610/Turkey_the_enemy.html
From: A. Papazian
June 9 2010
Turkey, the enemy?
Eli Lake reports that American Jewish groups are ending their role as
a key ally of Turkish interests, an alliance whose highest-profile
role came in helping Turkey block votes on an Armenian genocide
resolution.
The alliance has fallen apart over Turkish support for the Gaza
flotilla, and the anger with which pro-Israel legislators have turned
on Turkey is hard to overstate. A reader sends a clipping from New
York Rep. Jerry Nadler's recent interview with the Orthodox Jewish
newspaper Hamodia (which doesn't have a website):
"Turkey has not been an ally [of Israel] for some time; Turkey has
been an enemy of [Israel] as far as I am concerned, not necessarily of
the United States, but they are getting there," Nadler said.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0610/Turkey_the_enemy.html
From: A. Papazian