78 pct of Israelis view Turkey as enemy: poll
Some 78 percent of Jewish Israelis now view Turkey, once Israel’s only Muslim ally in the Middle East, as an enemy nation, according to a poll published on Thursday.
On June 13, 2010, In Uncategorized, by admin
78 pct of Israelis view Turkey as enemy: poll Some 78 percent of Jewish Israelis now view Turkey, once Israel’s only Muslim ally in the Middle East, as an enemy nation, according to a poll published on Thursday.
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Lira Rally Shows Turkey Growth Catching Up to China (Update3) The Turkish lira, which trailed emerging market currencies from the Brazilian real to the Russian ruble last year, is attracting bullish recommendations after first-quarter economic growth approached that of China.
Lira Rally Shows Turkey Growth Catching Up to China (Update3)
The Turkish lira, which trailed emerging market currencies from the Brazilian real to the Russian ruble last year, is attracting bullish recommendations after first-quarter economic growth approached that of China.
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Dissident Iranians take refuge in Turkey Light snow was falling when the two young men set out on horseback for the border to flee Iran. By the time they were deep in the mountains, it had become a blinding blizzard, the temperature had dropped below freezing, and…
Dissident Iranians take refuge in Turkey
Light snow was falling when the two young men set out on horseback for the border to flee Iran. By the time they were deep in the mountains, it had become a blinding blizzard, the temperature had dropped below freezing, and…
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A ‘model’ Islamic education from Turkey? ISTANBUL, Feb 24 — In the Beyoglu Anadolu religious school in Istanbul, gilded Korans line the shelves and on a table lies a Turkish translation of “Eclipse,” a vampire-based fantasy romance by US novelist Stephanie Meyer. No-one inside the school would have you believe this combination of Islamic and [...]
A ‘model’ Islamic education from Turkey?
ISTANBUL, Feb 24 — In the Beyoglu Anadolu religious school in Istanbul, gilded Korans line the shelves and on a table lies a Turkish translation of “Eclipse,” a vampire-based fantasy romance by US novelist Stephanie Meyer. No-one inside the school would have you believe this combination of Islamic and western influences demonstrates potential to serve as a “moderate” educational antidote to …
