For the beheaded teacher in France, Turkish presidency and foreign ministry issued a condolence 10 DAYS LATER

To be fair, Turkey’s ambassador in France did it after a day but in observing the presidential “slam” rate, they were quite late in issuing condolence. They were more interested in talking about Islamophobia.

Türkiye, başı kesilen Fransız öğretmen için ne zaman taziye diledi?

In the meantime, some Syrian refugees in Turkey protested France. But from the videos and images I see they are more like ISIS militants who fled Syria…

Bugün Türkiye’nin birkaç ilinde,Erdoğan’ın Fransa Cumhurbaşkanı #Macron’u ağır eleştirisinden sonra terör örgütlerinin yönlendirdiği Suriyeli bazı göçmenler Macron/Fransa’yı protesto için gösteriler yaptılar

Suriyelilerin çoğu ekmek derdinde,günahları yokpic.twitter.com/8Y4hdSTpyV

— FEYZI ISBASARAN (@fyzisbsrn) October 25, 2020

Muslim leaders accuse Macron of using divisive rhetoric for political gain and alienating France’s six million Muslims.

French Interior Minister to Turkey: Stay out of France’s domestic affairs

Duvar English / by Neşe İdil

Reuters Turkey should not meddle in France’s domestic affairs, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on Oct. 27, after

Erdoğan files complaint against Dutch MP Wilders

Hurriyet Daily News

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Tuesday lodged a criminal complaint against Dutch far-right politician Geert

Turkish gov’t ally attempts to join Turkey-France war of words but forgets words

Duvar English Leader of ruling People’s Alliance member Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), Devlet Bahçeli, appeared to

France warns citizens to be cautious in Turkey as anger seethes over cartoons

France warned its citizens living or travelling in several Muslim-majority countries, including Turkey, to take extra security precautions on Oct. 27 as anger surged over cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad.

Turkish gov’t in fury over Charlie Hebdo’s Erdoğan cartoon

 

Top Turkish officials condemned a caricature scorning President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo on Oct. 28, calling it a “disgusting effort” to “spread its cultural racism and hatred.”

Turkish anger at the caricature added fuel to a row between Turkey and France about cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad, which flared after a teacher who had shown pupils the cartoons in a lesson on freedom of speech was beheaded in France this month.