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So u support SISI and Israel ?
Erdogan Slams Egypt's Sisi as 'Illegitimate Tyrant'
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So u support SISI and Israel ?
Erdogan support ISIS , and ISIS is Israel dogs and Iran enemy ....
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He is actually right, Sisi is a tyrant like Erdogan.
well , Egypt has no alternative instead of SIsi
ISIS , Sisi , Israel ... the sequence of 'I' and 'S' become trouble for muslems ....
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The Egyptian people are split between Army and MB.
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We should ask the protestors in Taqseem
Who is tyrant, Erdo or Sisi
Who is tyrant, Erdo or Sisi
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Cairo could not be relied upon but F16s of cairo can still be overhauled and maintained by TAIErdogan Slams Egypt's Sisi as 'Illegitimate Tyrant'
Turkish Prime Minister says Egypt cannot be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.
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By Elad Benari, Canada
First Publish: 7/19/2014, 1:57 AM
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Reuters
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday slammed Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as an “illegitimate tyrant” and said Cairo could not be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.
"Is Sisi a party (to a ceasefire)? Sisi is a tyrant himself," Erdogan was quoted by the AFP news agency as having told reporters.
"He is not different from the others," he said, adding that it was Egypt's current rulers who were blocking humanitarian aid channels to Gaza.
Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukri responded and said Erdogan's comments were "unacceptable".
"They have no link with the events in Gaza and do not help in the protection of the people of Gaza," Shoukri said at a news conference in Cairo with his Italian counterpart Federica Mogherini.
Erdogan should rather push all the concerned parties for a ceasefire in Gaza, said Shoukri.
Erdogan, who portrays himself as the global Muslim leader who speaks up for Palestinian Arab rights, said supporting an Egyptian proposal for a ceasefire would mean legitimizing the administration in Egypt.
"Egypt is not a party ... They are trying to legitimize (the Sisi administration) in Egypt. It is not a legitimate administration. It is illegitimate," he said, lashing out at Israeli attempts to exclude Hamas.
"Hamas is a party there," declared Erdogan.
Turkey’s relations with Egypt have been strained over the past year, since the ouster of former Islamist president Mohammed Morsi.
Last year, Erdogan condemned the military intervention that toppled Morsi as an enemy of democracy, following which Egypt’s foreign ministry summoned Turkey’s ambassador to Cairo in protest against “Ankara’s interference in Egyptian affairs.”
Erdogan has also been critical of Israel over its operation in Gaza, and threatened to end the normalization process with Israel over "state terrorism."
On Thursday, Erdogan accused Israel of attempting a "systematic genocide" of Palestinian Arabs in Gaza.
In response, Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz reminded Erdogan of the Armenian Genocide of 1915.
(Arutz Sheva’s North American Desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically on all Arutz Sheva articles, however, is Israeli time.)
Same as Israel is Tyrant but defence deals with Israel are ok.
After all business is business. Erdogan should be simple and straight on policy issues. Such claims dent the credibility of a country.
Mahmoud_EGY
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and you erdogan are illegitimate bastard you can cry me a river you and all your fans why dont you do something better than talking you ottoman dogErdogan Slams Egypt's Sisi as 'Illegitimate Tyrant'
Turkish Prime Minister says Egypt cannot be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.
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By Elad Benari, Canada
First Publish: 7/19/2014, 1:57 AM
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Reuters
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday slammed Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as an “illegitimate tyrant” and said Cairo could not be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.
"Is Sisi a party (to a ceasefire)? Sisi is a tyrant himself," Erdogan was quoted by the AFP news agency as having told reporters.
"He is not different from the others," he said, adding that it was Egypt's current rulers who were blocking humanitarian aid channels to Gaza.
Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukri responded and said Erdogan's comments were "unacceptable".
"They have no link with the events in Gaza and do not help in the protection of the people of Gaza," Shoukri said at a news conference in Cairo with his Italian counterpart Federica Mogherini.
Erdogan should rather push all the concerned parties for a ceasefire in Gaza, said Shoukri.
Erdogan, who portrays himself as the global Muslim leader who speaks up for Palestinian Arab rights, said supporting an Egyptian proposal for a ceasefire would mean legitimizing the administration in Egypt.
"Egypt is not a party ... They are trying to legitimize (the Sisi administration) in Egypt. It is not a legitimate administration. It is illegitimate," he said, lashing out at Israeli attempts to exclude Hamas.
"Hamas is a party there," declared Erdogan.
Turkey’s relations with Egypt have been strained over the past year, since the ouster of former Islamist president Mohammed Morsi.
Last year, Erdogan condemned the military intervention that toppled Morsi as an enemy of democracy, following which Egypt’s foreign ministry summoned Turkey’s ambassador to Cairo in protest against “Ankara’s interference in Egyptian affairs.”
Erdogan has also been critical of Israel over its operation in Gaza, and threatened to end the normalization process with Israel over "state terrorism."
On Thursday, Erdogan accused Israel of attempting a "systematic genocide" of Palestinian Arabs in Gaza.
In response, Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz reminded Erdogan of the Armenian Genocide of 1915.
(Arutz Sheva’s North American Desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically on all Arutz Sheva articles, however, is Israeli time.)
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They are doing more than the kaffir egyptian army who are turning away aid convoys from Gaza
This was the egyptian armies chance to show they wernt complete lackeys to the jews
don't be surprised if attacks resume on the egyptian army for such treachery
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we have no fear and we are ready to face any enemy organized army or insurgents do your worse
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Great words from people who are helping the jews to starve Palestinians during Ramadan
Mahmoud_EGY
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even if our economy is in a bad way a lot of aid from Egypt entered gaza that is because we dont show off like some we act like we acted and came up with a cease fire plan that would have ended all this long ago
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