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July 2, 2013

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Turkish Deputy PM Claims Jewish Diaspora Behind Unrest Against Erdogan

Besir Atalay says international media and foreign powers also part of the conspiracy; Turkey PM three weeks ago hinted that Israel’s interests were being served by the demonstrations. Please note that this unrest began shortly after Erdogan was in Washington DC meeting with Obama. What was the substance of their discussion? Did Erdogan indicate that Turkey had had a change of heart regarding war with Syria, now that Russia had drawn a line in the sand, and as a result, Israel and the US are now lighting a fire under Erdogan’s feet through the use of the ‘Turkish spring’ in order to put him back in line with their agenda?

This from Haaretz:
      Turkey’s deputy prime minister on Monday accused foreign powers, the Jewish Diaspora and international media of triggering the demonstrations that have wracked the country over the last few weeks, according to reports in Turkish media.
     “World powers and the Jewish Diaspora prompted the unrest and have actively encouraged it,” Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay said, adding that the international media has played a large part in the “conspiracy as well.”
     “The ones trying to obstruct Great Turkey’s way will not succeed,” he declared.
At the peak of the protests three weeks ago, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan hinted that the demonstrations against his regime were serving the interests of Israel.

The Hurriyet daily reported then that Erdogan told activists from his party, “those to whom we said ‘one minute’ are now satisfied,” referring to an incident from the 2009 World Economic Forum in Davos when he cut Israeli President Shimon Peres off during a debate and said “one minute.”

Erdogan accused “interested parties” and foreign television stations of encouraging the unrest, according to the July 13 report in Hurriyet.

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