Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Turk Officials Harass Jewish Airline Passengers

The Turks harass and terrify Israeli airline passengers and then invent a story claiming Israeli officials mistreated Turkish passengers at Ben Gurion airport.

Turkey's behavior should have it get kicked out of NATO. The problem is that Turkey gets to have its cake and eat it too. Turkey is allowed to agitate against Israel and commit acts of war against it as well as align with Iran, hamas and hezbollah while still maintaining relations with the west. If the west had any moral clarity, Turkey would be told it must choose between standing with jihadists or standing with the west. But of course, the west itself is aiding jihadists in the Middle East while treating Israel with hostility.


Israeli tourists begin cancelling flights to Turkey

Ynet:
Israel's airport chief: Turks twist reality


Airport Authority chief dismisses Turkish claims of mistreatment by Israeli security officers

Yoav Zitun Latest Update: 09.05.11, 22:11 / Israel News
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Turkish officials are twisting reality by claiming that the detention of Israeli passengers at Istanbul airport is related to the mistreatment of Turkish passengers at Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's Airport Authority director general said Monday evening.




"The attempt to tie security at Ben-Gurion Airport to the Israel-Turkey relationship does not reflect reality," Kobi Mor said.




"The Airport Authority strongly rejects the attempts to tie security procedures undergone by the passengers at Ben Gurion Airport to the relationship between the two states," he said. "Security forces are doing their job day and night in safeguarding the planes and passengers, and there is no room for cynically exploiting their work."



"The fact that security officers cannot publicly respond to the hints and accusations leads to the distortion of reality," Mor charged. "Security officials at Ben-Gurion Airport operate in line with the instructiond of professional authorities and will continue to do whatever is necessary to ensure the safety of passengers at the airport."



'Unprecedented' incident in Istanbul
Earlier Monday, dozens of Israeli passengers on board a Turkish Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Istanbul were held for several hours by local police after their passports were taken away from them. Some of them said they underwent a humiliating investigation by local authorities before being released. Israelis who frequently make the trip told Ynet such incident was unprecedented.




Meanwhile, news agency Anatolya reported that Turkish tourists had encountered similar treatment at Ben-Gurion Airport. One of them said, "When we reached the airport in Tel Aviv on our way back to Turkey, security personnel took me and my friends aside and we waited there for a long time.



"They asked about our personal information, including email addresses, phone numbers, our family status and even the number of children we had. They checked our luggage multiple times and then conducted a physical search," he said.

1 comments:

Esther said...

I am glad that Turkey revealed the depths of its Jew hatred, because the result is this:

"Israeli tourists begin cancelling flights to Turkey"

That is the way it always should have been.

All the Muslim countries really do hate Jews. Turkey isn't different after all. Another childishly liberal self-delusion bites the dust.

Exxxxxxxcellent!