Erdogan slams 'destructive' US recognition of Armenian genocide
"We can also talk about what happened to Native Americans, Blacks and in Vietnam," Turkish president retorts.
"We can also talk about what happened to Native Americans, Blacks and in Vietnam," Turkish president retorts.
The official believes that positive results can be achieved through diplomatic negotiations with the Islamist republic and the restoration of the JCPOA, as the maximum pressure policy proved to be "futile."
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had reportedly warned Biden administrating that the genocide comment would be a "colossal mistake."
Attending mass protest against French court's decision not to prosecute suspected killer, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo says, "We must fight antisemitism because it is a plague that undermines the foundations of our republic and our democracy."
Sourasky Medical Center director Professor Ronni Gamzu offers to dispatch a delegation of medical personnel and equipment: "We can't celebrate life while on the other side of the world, bodies are being burned," he says.
Federal counter-terror forces raid two homes in the Tucumán province and find large stocks of weapons, bugging equipment, and antisemitic books.
Armenia’s leader praises US decision as one that "reaffirms the supremacy of human rights and values in international relations." Furious, Turkish officials denounces US move "in the strongest terms," states, "We will not be given lessons on our history from anyone."
"As the United States meets pressing global challenges, we strongly believe that robust US foreign assistance is vital to ensuring our national security interests abroad," the letter states.
Speaking at the virtual J Street national conference, the two Democratic senators call for restricting military aid to Jerusalem to battle settlement expansion and promote peace and the two-state solution.
The Unidas Podemos and Más Madrid parties, as well as presidential candidate Pablo Iglesias, have a history of anti-Jewish and anti-Israel action and rhetoric.
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