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A 176-page special edition of the Turkish pro-Islamist magazine Gerçek Hayat, which belongs to the editorial group of the well-known pro-government newspaper Yeni Safak, is aimed at leading members of religious minorities in Turkey, including the powerful Ecumenical Patriarch and the well-known Patriarch Ecumenical. who collaborated with the Fethullah Yulen movement.
The special edition titled “FETO: Who is the main terrorist Fethullah Gulen? The 100-year history of the vilest terrorist organization”, which was released last week and will remain in circulation until September 2020, points to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, making unsubstantiated allegations that he was among those who helped the failure of Imam Fethullah G τοlen’s organization. Coup in Turkey in July 2016.
He even publishes on the cover photos of some of those he addresses as Gulen’s associates, including the photo of the Ecumenical Patriarch.
Fanari’s reaction.
The Ecumenical Patriarchate said in a statement that the report “targets community members and religious leaders with false accusations.”
In addition, in an announcement of the Ecumenical Patriarchate that was published yesterday, in the NGOs that manage (fb), the following are mentioned:
“According to a report in the magazine Gerçek Hayat, members of (minority) communities and religious leaders are being attacked, leading to dissatisfaction among Christians and Jews who are members of our people.
We consider it necessary to inform the public, sad as the act may be, the unrealistic allegations that concern the Turkish Orthodox community are particularly serious and irresponsible.
Unfortunately, there is a high probability of racism and desecration occurring, as is the case in several countries. And the Most High Patriarch is deeply saddened that such a rebuke is denied him, despite the support he provides in the context of what is possible in our State.
We would like to declare that by making this announcement to the honorable public, we are confident that the relevant state authorities will do their part. “
In addition to Patriarch Bartholomew, the Archbishop of the Jewish community of Turkey, the former Patriarch of the Armenians of Turkey Snork Kaloustian and Pope John Paul II are also targets.
The Jewish Community of Turkey in a publication on its Twitter account (9/5) declares, for the same event, the following:
“We condemn the discrimination and provocation caused by posts with unrealistic charges against our archbishop. These hate posts are detrimental to Turkey. On our side, we expect an immediate restoration of hate posts, through education and the legal avenue. , since they affect our Turkey, of which we are an integral part. “
The list also mentions the names of deceased Turks (such as Ismet Inonu, Bulent Ecevit, Suleyman Demirel), senior members of the Turkish Armed Forces, top Turkish media owners, and foreign leaders such as Hillary Clinton.
Source: RES – EIA
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