Their anti-Semitism knows no bounds
Turkey and Norway have expressed their willingness in principle to operate a seaport in the Hamas enclave of Gaza, according to the Palestinian delegation in Cairo.
According to a report in Israel Today, the government in Ankara has already announced its intention to send to Gaza over 3,000 prefabricated houses to be quickly assembled, accommodating local Arab families whose homes were destroyed during Operation Protective Edge.
The seaport proposal gives international credence to Hamas's unprecedented demands for unlimited transportation and import access. The terror group has already demanded an international airport in Gaza, a demand which has been categorically denied thus far in the negotiating process due to its security threat on Israel.
Turkish Prime Minister and newly elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has become an increasingly vocal supporter of Hamas, and has heavily criticized Israel since Operation Protective Edge began 35 days ago.
Indeed, Erdogan's country has reportedly become Hamas's lead sponsor since 2013.
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Norway, meanwhile, called on Israel as an "occupier" to show "restraint" in the escalation leading up to the current conflict, claiming that reacting to the rain of rocket fire on Israel would be violating international law.
“As the occupying power in the West Bank, Israel has a special responsibility under international law," Foreign Minister Borge Brende charged in July. "Neither statements of its intent to step up its settlement policy in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, which is in violation of international law, nor major offensives against Gaza are the way forward."We already knew that Turkey and Norway are obsessed with the 'Palestinians.' (The Turks are too cheap to actually give them money, but that's a separate story).
Labels: Gaza blockade, Hamas, Norwegian anti-Semitism, Turkish anti-Semitism
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 8:45 AM
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