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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calls on the nation to boycott French products after the new confrontation with Emmanuel Macron over the treatment of Muslims in France, the cartoons about Muhammad published by Charlie Hebdo and the clashes in recent weeks in the Eastern Mediterranean. “In Europe against Muslims – he said – there is a lynching campaign similar to that of Jews before World War II.” Berlin’s response was immediate, Merkel’s spokesman Steffen Seibert defined Erdogan’s words as “defamatory and absolutely unacceptable.”
Pakistan summoned the French ambassador to Islamabad, Marc Barety, to the Foreign Ministry to “present the strongest protest” against the “publication of blasphemous designs” and subsequent statements by President Emmanuel Macron. This was reported in a press release. In the morning, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that “Macron’s irresponsible words have stoked the fire,” adding that “no one has the right to hurt the feelings of millions of Muslims under the pretext of freedom of expression. “. Yesterday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan accused Macron of fomenting Islamophobia.
Muslims are the first victims of the cult of hatred, strengthened by the colonial regimes and exported by their clients. Insulting 1.9 billion Muslims – and their holy figures – for the horrendous crimes of extremists of this type means abusing freedom. speech. This only increases extremism. “The Iranian Foreign Ministry, Mohammad Javad Zarif, wrote it on Twitter, referring to French President Emmanuel Macron’s defense of the Charlie Hebdo cartoons about Muhammad and the alleged controversy.” Islamist separatism “in France.
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