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[ZoC]

It seems everyone... especially those who enjoy this diplomatic crisis between Turkey and Israel...

oy vey, don't be such a schmuck! i just love the israeli FM's choice of words: "chutzpah" is such a wonderfully expressive yiddisher term. and as well as having a negative connotation, chutzpah can be used to express admiration for shameless, non-conformist but gutsy audacity.

a cold or hot war between Turkey and Israel would affect whole world especially the countries and people in and around our region...

I know you would like only Turkey and the Turkish people to be hurt but it will hurt u too... maybe worse than them...

Oddly enough, u r not aware of it...

so why doesn't turkey stop being such klutzes, and kiss and make up with israel? and then no one gets hurt!

I fed up discussing about issues with narrow minded, sh*t stirrers who reckon their personal views which r all about grudge; worth discussing...

don't no wot ur talking about. the only personal view i've expressed here is my affection for the word "chutzpah".

Try walking in other's shoes open mindedly like criminologists do... like i usually do...

if i was in turkey's shoes i'd find a way of saying sorry. for the sake of peace.

[insan]

I agree with Insan on this one ..... we know Turkey has been allowed to become the pirate of the Mediterranean
through lack of action by the UN. But any war that breaks out in the region between Turkey and any other nation will have negative implications for all of Europe indeed the whole world. However, Israel should not apologise to Turkey until Turkey apologises to Cyprus for the invasion and for the current treatment and bullying of TC's. By this I refer to Ankara's latest decision not to allow TC's to shop in the free areas of the RoC.

please don't go to war with israel, turkey. it will affect everyone. just say sorry and everything will be ok. come on, insan... u can do it. on behalf of the turkish nation and for the sake of peace, will u say sorry?

We all know vast majority of governments of the world, top officials and NGOs condemned and still have been condemning most of the illegal and inhumane actions of Israel...

It is obvious who is guilty, should apologize and pay compensation... Don't think that i'm an anti-semitic... I accept Israel's right to exist if it withdraws to pre 1967 borders, recognizes the sovereign Palestinian State... East Jerusalem is another issue...

You are trying to compare Israel-Palestine conflict with Cyprus conflict but to me there's no similarities between them...

[insan]

It seems everyone... especially those who enjoy this diplomatic crisis between Turkey and Israel...

oy vey, don't be such a schmuck! i just love the israeli FM's choice of words: "chutzpah" is such a wonderfully expressive yiddisher term. and as well as having a negative connotation, chutzpah can be used to express admiration for shameless, non-conformist but gutsy audacity.

a cold or hot war between Turkey and Israel would affect whole world especially the countries and people in and around our region...

I know you would like only Turkey and the Turkish people to be hurt but it will hurt u too... maybe worse than them...

Oddly enough, u r not aware of it...

so why doesn't turkey stop being such klutzes, and kiss and make up with israel? and then no one gets hurt!

I fed up discussing about issues with narrow minded, sh*t stirrers who reckon their personal views which r all about grudge; worth discussing...

don't no wot ur talking about. the only personal view i've expressed here is my affection for the word "chutzpah".

Try walking in other's shoes open mindedly like criminologists do... like i usually do...

if i was in turkey's shoes i'd find a way of saying sorry. for the sake of peace.

Lieberman and Ayalon hail from an ultranationalist party that is the often fractious junior coalition partner to Netanyahu's right-wing Likud.

Political sources say Netanyahu sometimes excludes Lieberman from more sensitive policymaking and sent one of his confidants to team up with the Israeli diplomat handling the Geneva talks.

DIFFERENCES

Netanyahu distanced himself from Lieberman's speech. "The foreign minister's remarks reflect his own preparations and positions," Netanyahu's office said in a statement.

"The Israeli government's position is exclusively that voiced by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and manifested by cabinet resolutions."

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6BP0YL20101226

I know nothing will satisfy u except the personal views of ultra-nationalists like u...

[ZoC]

It seems everyone... especially those who enjoy this diplomatic crisis between Turkey and Israel...

oy vey, don't be such a schmuck! i just love the israeli FM's choice of words: "chutzpah" is such a wonderfully expressive yiddisher term. and as well as having a negative connotation, chutzpah can be used to express admiration for shameless, non-conformist but gutsy audacity.

a cold or hot war between Turkey and Israel would affect whole world especially the countries and people in and around our region...

I know you would like only Turkey and the Turkish people to be hurt but it will hurt u too... maybe worse than them...

Oddly enough, u r not aware of it...

so why doesn't turkey stop being such klutzes, and kiss and make up with israel? and then no one gets hurt!

I fed up discussing about issues with narrow minded, sh*t stirrers who reckon their personal views which r all about grudge; worth discussing...

don't no wot ur talking about. the only personal view i've expressed here is my affection for the word "chutzpah".

Try walking in other's shoes open mindedly like criminologists do... like i usually do...

if i was in turkey's shoes i'd find a way of saying sorry. for the sake of peace.

Lieberman and Ayalon hail from an ultranationalist party that is the often fractious junior coalition partner to Netanyahu's right-wing Likud.

Political sources say Netanyahu sometimes excludes Lieberman from more sensitive policymaking and sent one of his confidants to team up with the Israeli diplomat handling the Geneva talks.

DIFFERENCES

Netanyahu distanced himself from Lieberman's speech. "The foreign minister's remarks reflect his own preparations and positions," Netanyahu's office said in a statement.

"The Israeli government's position is exclusively that voiced by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and manifested by cabinet resolutions."

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6BP0YL20101226

I know nothing will satisfy u except the personal views of ultra-nationalists like u...

in that case lieberman's got some "chutzpah". if i was turkey i'd demand an apology and his resignation.