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"ONE SHOULD EXTEND A HELPING HAND TO THE ARMENIANS TO TAKE AWAY A TRUMP-CARD
OF THE GENOCIDE FROM TURKEY'S ENEMIES," "TURKIYE" WRITES
ISTANBUL, December 6 (Noyan Tapan). Turkey should extend a helping
hand to Armenia and cease conflicting with the Armenians to take a
trump-card of the Genocide away from the Turkey's enemies. Rakhim
Eir, the author of an article published in the "Turkiye" newspaper
on November 30, expressed such an opinion. According to the Istanbul
"Marmara" newspaper, reaction of the Americans on the Turks' attitude
towards the events in Falluja, was the reason for the article. The
Americans said, "If you (the Turks) accuse us of the genocide in
Falluja, we won't hamper the approval of the resolution concerning
the Armenian Genocide." After noticing that this "diplomatic threat
reminds of the fact that the Armenian Genocide overhangs Turkey as
the sword of Damocles", the author responses, "Till what time will the
West threat us with the trump-card of the Armenian Genocide?" "Turkey
should take this card away," Rakhim Eir is sure. "We should establish
the dialogue with the Armenians and find resolutions both in connection
with the historical events and in connection with the events in Nagorno
Karabakh. The progress is registered in the Kurdish cause. Today is
the turn of the Armenian cause," reads the article in "Turkiye".
OF THE GENOCIDE FROM TURKEY'S ENEMIES," "TURKIYE" WRITES
ISTANBUL, December 6 (Noyan Tapan). Turkey should extend a helping
hand to Armenia and cease conflicting with the Armenians to take a
trump-card of the Genocide away from the Turkey's enemies. Rakhim
Eir, the author of an article published in the "Turkiye" newspaper
on November 30, expressed such an opinion. According to the Istanbul
"Marmara" newspaper, reaction of the Americans on the Turks' attitude
towards the events in Falluja, was the reason for the article. The
Americans said, "If you (the Turks) accuse us of the genocide in
Falluja, we won't hamper the approval of the resolution concerning
the Armenian Genocide." After noticing that this "diplomatic threat
reminds of the fact that the Armenian Genocide overhangs Turkey as
the sword of Damocles", the author responses, "Till what time will the
West threat us with the trump-card of the Armenian Genocide?" "Turkey
should take this card away," Rakhim Eir is sure. "We should establish
the dialogue with the Armenians and find resolutions both in connection
with the historical events and in connection with the events in Nagorno
Karabakh. The progress is registered in the Kurdish cause. Today is
the turn of the Armenian cause," reads the article in "Turkiye".