Just when you thought Turkey’s antisemitic government had gone far enough, it sinks to a new low - associating Jews with the recent Soma mine disaster. Report in the Algemeiner:
The pro-government daily Yeni Akit sought to implicate Jews in
the country’s recent Soma coal mine disaster that left over 300 dead, Turkish daily Hurriyet reported on Wednesday.
The paper blasted its distaste for Jews with a headline that
criticized the mine’s owner for having a Jewish son-in-law
and ”Zionist-dominated media” for distorting the story.
Hurriyet said Yeni Akit ”has a long track record of
anti-Semitic slurs” and noted the front page wording used to describe
Alp Gürkan, the mine’s owner, for “giving his daughter to a Jew,” which
it implied to be the main reason why the “Zionist-dominated domestic and
foreign media” was “attacking Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip
Erdoğan,” to “distort” the truth behind the disaster.
“While the cartel media in cooperation with Jews, Jew-lover parallel
media and Jew controlled western media targets the Prime Minister over
the Soma disaster, it is revealed that the groom of Alp Gürkan, owner of
the company responsible for the disaster, is a Jew named ‘Mario
Asafrana’ who changed his name and is now called ‘Mahir’,” the paper
wrote.
Jewish human rights group the Simon Wiesenthal Center called for Turkey’s Prime Minister to repudiate the report.
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"Jews implicated in mine disaster" is not a good title. Too many people don't go past a title to draw conclusions.
ReplyDeleteThe title should reflect that it is a conspiracy theory cooked up by a Turkish antisemitic newspaper based on the fact that the owner's son-in-law's name is Asafrani, which is an Arabic name shared by Jews Muslims and Christians.
'Jews' now in quotes, Sylvia. Should really be 'Jooz'
ReplyDeleteThis is what the Muslim world really thinks about us. We are implicated in every disaster that befalls them. Why are we shocked about these headlines? I'm only shocked by headlines that paint us in a positive light.
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