New Turkish film on Israeli war crimes

A damning Turkish motion picture, aimed at depicting the "Israeli crimes against humanity," is set to further alienate Ankara from Tel Aviv.

The movie would "depict Israel as it is - with bloody hands, merciless... flouting all human values," against a backdrop of the Palestinian suffering in the blockaded Gaza Strip, the national daily Vatan quoted Turkish scriptwriter Bahadir Ozdener as saying, according to an AFP report.

"What we do is fiction,” said Ozdener. “But what about what they do, their crimes against humanity? They are real."

Tel Aviv took issue with Ankara over the "Valley of the Wolves" - the TV series boasting Ozdener's contribution which, besides other patriotic depictions, featured the emancipation of a Turkish boy captured by the Israeli intelligence apparatus, Mossad.

Reacting to the series, Israel called Turkish ambassador Oguz Celikkol to account, seating him on a low couch and removing the Turkish flag from the table of discussion. Celikkol was later quoted by the Anatolia news agency as denouncing the humiliating treatment as one "that will go down in the books of diplomatic history," AFP added.

Downplaying the Israeli ire at the matter, Ozdener said, "It is Israel who must show remorse.... If they cannot see themselves in the mirror, we know how to hold the mirror to their face."

The bilateral relations took a mortal blow after Israel brought the Gaza Strip under heavy aerial, artillery and naval bombardments at the turn of the year.

In October, Ankara canceled a military exercise with Israel in denunciation of the raids which killed more than 1,400 Palestinians, mostly civilians.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan later criticized the international community for seeking to incriminate Islam while Israel was committing war crimes in Gaza.

A year after the war on Gaza..

Nothing changed.. the world is the same… the people are the same… the conditions are the same. Then what have been changed? You know what? It is our hearts. Our hearts turned deaf; it can’t hear the cry of children in the cold nights, their cry out of hunger, their cry out of pain. Our hearts are blind can’t see the injustice! Or rather it is confused between the right to live and terrorism.




Lifny said when she has been accused of killing innocent people:” this will be the fate of all those who try to stop terrorism in the world”. What a war on terrorism?!



But this is it, as the Darwinism was able to convince people to believe in “'Survival of the fittest “, such people are trying to convince us through their directed media that it is their right to annihilate such race.



What after?..

Algerians voice anger on Gaza

http://www.echoroukonline.com/eng/topnews/4496.html


Some 500,000 people took to the streets in the Algerian capital Algiers after Friday’s prayer to protest against Israel’s offensive in Gaza which killed more than 700 Palestinians so far.

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The protesters condemned the Israeli crimes and called for supporting the Palestinian resistance and Gaza’s people.
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They marched to the main avenues in the city criticising Arab governments and describing them as “betrayers.”
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Some of them were stopped by anti-riot forces while other demonstrators continued their march in some areas in Algiers.
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The government banned demonstrations in 2001 following bloody clashes between security forces and protestors in a demonstration organised by Berber activists.
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In other Algerian provinces, people also demonstrated in support of Palestinians.
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President of the International Union for Muslim Scholars Youssef El Karadaoui had urged Muslims to make Friday an international day in support of Gaza.