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Norman wrote:Kad smo kod među-vjerske tolerancije, ova je godina u Turskoj historijska. Po prvi put od kada postoji Republika Turska, na javnom se mjestu (Istanbul, Ortakoy) slavila Hanuka, u prisustvu: državnih službenika, inostranih zvaničnika, islamskih vjerskih lidera. Erdogan i Davutoglu su uredno čestitali. Vlada je ove godine obnovila i veliku sinagogu u Edirneu, obnova je trajala 10 godina. Ovo je, naravno, samo u funkciji jačanja saveza s Izraelom.

Hanukkah In Turkey: Public Menorah Lit By Turkish Jews For First Time In Country's History

Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc (right) receives a present from Ishak Ibrahimzadeh, leader of Turkey's Jewish community, during the re-opening ceremony of Great Synagogue in Edirne, western Turkey, March 26, 2015. Ibrahimzadeh recently spoke at the first public menorah lighting ceremony in modern Turkey's history. Photo: Reuters

For the first time in modern Turkey's history, Jewish citizens held Sunday a public menorah lighting ceremony. The event was held in Istanbul's Ortaköy district and was attended and endorsed by state officials.

The ceremony was organized by the local municipality and the district leader from the Republican People's Party Murat Hazinedar wished for the Hanukkah candles to “enlighten the world,” before the menorah was lit, according to Turkish news outlet Hürriyet Daily News. A number of other government officials and members of the Jewish population, including Turkey’s Jewish community leader Ishak Ibrahimzadeh, attended the event, which coincided with the eighth and final night of Hanukkah. Ibrahimzadeh gave a speech that called for national unity and offered "heartfelt thanks" to Turkey, according to the Turkish news site Daily Sabah.

A swath of people from different religions stood in the square to celebrate the holiday known as the Festival of Lights, images from the ceremony showing a packed crowd watching the menorah be lit.

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan delivered last week a Hanukkah message that called for continued acceptance of all religions and people, which he said was a reason Turkey had become an important nation in the region. "With these thoughts, I wish peace, happiness and welfare to all Jews, primarily Turkey’s Jewish citizens who are an inseparable part of our society, on the occasion of Hanukkah,” Erdogan said, according to Hürriyet. "I wish a culture of peace and tolerance to dominate the world and an immediate end to violence and hatred.”

Turkey is home to some 17,300 Jews, most of whom live in Istanbul, making it the largest Jewish community in the Muslim world, according to the Times of Israel. The historic Kal Kadoş Ha Gadol Synagogue, also called the Great Synagogue, in Turkey's Edirne province was reopened in March after about half a decade of government-funded renovation. It was part of a relaxation of curbs against minority populations put into place by Erdogan. Reuters reported at the time that many of Turkey's Jews were on edge and feared growing anti-Israel sentiment.
http://www.ibtimes.com/hanukkah-turkey- ... ry-2224164

An older man has shared his enthusiasm saying “I am 70 years old and for the first time we are witnessing such a thing, for the first time we see something which belongs to us out here, out of our homes and synagogues”.

http://bianet.org/english/people/170132 ... -in-turkey

“With these thoughts, I wish peace, happiness and welfare to all Jews, primarily Turkey’s Jewish citizens who are an inseparable part of our society, on the occasion of Hanukkah,” Erdoğan said.
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkis ... sCatID=341

Co0l wrote:
I to bi bio ogroman napredak,uprkos egipatskim nastojanjima da se odrzi potpuna blokada.Otud i kmecanje.

Challenger__ wrote:

Norman wrote:Kad smo kod među-vjerske tolerancije, ova je godina u Turskoj historijska. Po prvi put od kada postoji Republika Turska, na javnom se mjestu (Istanbul, Ortakoy) slavila Hanuka, u prisustvu: državnih službenika, inostranih zvaničnika, islamskih vjerskih lidera. Erdogan i Davutoglu su uredno čestitali. Vlada je ove godine obnovila i veliku sinagogu u Edirneu, obnova je trajala 10 godina.  Ovo je, naravno, samo u funkciji jačanja saveza s Izraelom. 

To, to.

Dva oka u glavi.

Arteta wrote:

Co0l wrote:
I to bi bio ogroman napredak,uprkos egipatskim nastojanjima da se odrzi potpuna blokada.Otud i kmecanje.

To bi bio ogroman promasaj turske vanjske politike jer se stavljaju ispod Izraela.

Norman wrote:

Challenger__ wrote:

Norman wrote:Kad smo kod među-vjerske tolerancije, ova je godina u Turskoj historijska. Po prvi put od kada postoji Republika Turska, na javnom se mjestu (Istanbul, Ortakoy) slavila Hanuka, u prisustvu: državnih službenika, inostranih zvaničnika, islamskih vjerskih lidera. Erdogan i Davutoglu su uredno čestitali. Vlada je ove godine obnovila i veliku sinagogu u Edirneu, obnova je trajala 10 godina.  Ovo je, naravno, samo u funkciji jačanja saveza s Izraelom. 

To, to.

Dva oka u glavi.

Vidi, ja sam namjerno ostao dvosmislen, ubacujući najblaži smiley iza tog tumačenja. Pa ko je za Erdogana, zna da smiley sugeriše ironiju. A ko nije, zna da sam ispravno protumačio.

Arteta wrote:On se samo prosuo sa tom posjetom, on da je neki ozbiljan politicar on bi se susretao samo sa predsjednikom Egipta, a za ove "male" ljude ima svoje potrcke.

U svojoj zemlji treba vrsiti posjete religijskim i nacionalnim manjinama jer su oni njegovi gradjani, ali obilaziti ove zajednice po drugim dalekim drzavama je sramocenje i dokaz da nema nikakvog drugog posla.

Four-year-old sentenced to life in prison for murder in Egypt

Ahmed Mansour Karni has been convicted of committing four murders, attempting another eight, vandalising property and threatening police officers - all before the age of two 

An Egyptian court has sentenced a four-year-old boy to life in prison for “committing murder” when he was aged just one. 

Ahmed Mansour Karmi was not in court on Tuesday when he was convicted of four counts of murder, eight of attempted murder, one vandalisation of property and another count of threatening soldiers and police officers - all before his second birthday.

Ahmed was one of 115 defendants who were all handed life sentences at the same time at the court in western Cairo for crimes allegedly committed in early 2014. 

His defence attorney, Faisal al-Sayd,told the Jerusalem Post the child’s name had been added to the list by mistake but the court did not pass Ahmed’s birth certificate on to the judge to prove he was born in September 2012. 

Challenger__ wrote:- ISIL-ovi teroristi napali egipatsku vojsku na prostoru Sinaja:

u gradu Arish ubijeno najmanje 13 vojnika


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