Palestinian Arab Girl Who Attacked IDF Soldiers Eats Breakfast With Turkish PM Erdogan (VIDEO)
Error: Contact form not found.
by Max Elstein Keisler
Awad Tamimi, a thirteen year old Palestinian Arab girl, found internet fame when a video of her cursing at and kicking IDF soldiers was posted on YouTube. Today, the Turkish news agency “Anatolia” reported that “the brave Palestinian girl” and her mother met Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey at a hotel in Istanbul, where they had a short conversation. Erdogan gave some gifts to her family, and the two posed for photographs , before eating a meal together. “I give thanks to Prime Minister Erdogan for his hospitality—and his support for Palestine” she said.
Tamimi came to Turkey last week to receive an award from the Istanbul City Council for “courage”. She said she waved her fist in the face of Israeli soldiers as a way to “liberate Palestine”. She told reporters that she intends to study law as a way to fight for the “Palestinian cause.”
Israeli-Turkish relations have deteriorated under the Islamist Erdogan, who has accused Israel of genocide, and described the country as “the main threat to regional peace” and “a terrorist state, which savagely massacres innocent children”. Erdogan told the Eurasian Islamic Council that “Those who speak of Muslims and terror side by side are turning a blind eye when Muslims are massacred en masse”. In recent months, Turkey has blocked Israel’s participation in NATO summits.
A video of Erdogan greeting Tamimi can be viewed below.
‘Not My Job’: UN Official Says Did Not Review Evidence Before Blacklisting Israel for Sex-Crimes Alongside Hamas
Russia Recalls Its Ambassador to Armenia Due to Yerevan’s EU Ties
UAE Carried Out Dozens of Airstrikes on Iran Alongside the US and Israel During War
Trump Says He Will Soon Decide on Iran Deal, Demands Reopening of Hormuz Strait
Pentagon Chief Says US Ready to Restart Strikes on Iran If No Deal
Iran’s Global Terror Network Sparks Growing Alarm Across the West
Michigan Dem Senate Candidate Admits Own Party Has an Antisemitism Problem
Yad Vashem to Open First Overseas Education Center in Germany Amid Push to Combat Rising Global Antisemitism
California School District Settles Major Antisemitism Lawsuit With Victims Who Alleged Rampant Abuse
British Museum Confirms New Date for Jewish Culture Month Event Initially Postponed Amid Fears of Protests






Trump Says He Will Soon Decide on Iran Deal, Demands Reopening of Hormuz Strait
Pentagon Chief Says US Ready to Restart Strikes on Iran If No Deal
‘Not My Job’: UN Official Says Did Not Review Evidence Before Blacklisting Israel for Sex-Crimes Alongside Hamas
UAE Carried Out Dozens of Airstrikes on Iran Alongside the US and Israel During War
Russia Recalls Its Ambassador to Armenia Due to Yerevan’s EU Ties



