AP – Furious over Internet insults of the country’s beloved founder, Turkey has gone on the offensive against Google, tightening a ban on YouTube and cutting public access to a host of Google-owned sites.

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Russia, Turkey and Iran Meet, Posing Test for US Diplomacy New York Times ISTANBUL — Leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran convened at a security summit meeting in Istanbul on Tuesday in a display of regional power that appeared to be calculated to test the United States just days before a scheduled … Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warns West not to miss last Iran nuclear 'opportunity'Christian Science Monitor UN Security Council Begins Consultations on Iran SanctionsVoice of America New UN sanctions will not deter IranBBC News Aljazeera.net -AFP -Telegraph.co.uk all 1,340 news articles »

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Oren: Turkey has embraced the leaders of Iran and Hamas Jerusalem Post WASHINGTON – Israel envoy criticized Ankara's outreach to terrorist groups Friday, the same day that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan was quoted as saying Hamas is not a terrorist organization. … Gaza flotilla attack: A week that changed Middle East politicsThe Guardian UN probe of Israeli raid is a jokeMiamiHerald.com Worldwide protests over Israeli attack on Gaza aid flotillaXinhua CNN -Ha’aretz -AFP all 6,109 news articles »

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Turkey to minimize ties to Israel Jerusalem Post By AP AND JPOST.COM STAFF ANKARA — Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc said on Friday economic and military cooperation with Israel would be reduced to a minimum in the coming period, as a reaction to the Israeli raid on the Gaza-bound flotilla … Israel to give tactical ground to Gaza pressureReuters The myth of Israeli moralityAljazeera.net Turkey Curtails Ties With Israel Over Gaza Flotilla RaidVoice of America BBC News -ABC Online -AFP all 21,450 news articles »

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Turkey holds funerals for Gaza flotilla activists Los Angeles Times Turks express anger and frustration. Survivors say they tried to turn back Israeli commandos with sticks and bars, but not guns. By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times The wooden coffins of eight activists killed by Israeli commandos wound through the … Israelis Wonder: Has the World Lost Its Mind?Wall Street Journal Israel eyes international role in Gaza blockadeReuters Clinton: US Looking for New Ways to Aid Gaza After Flotilla IncidentVoice of America Xinhua -Washington Post -Jerusalem Post all 19,800 news articles »

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AP – Mourners hoisted coffins over their heads Thursday to cheers of “God is great!” as they honored activists slain during an Israeli commando raid, and the father of the lone American killed praised his teenage son as being a martyr for a just cause.

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Globe and Mail

At Gaza flotilla funeral in Turkey, rising anger and eyewitness accounts Christian Science Monitor Turkish leaders built on earlier condemnations of Israel's attack on the Gaza flotilla, while mourners offered eyewitness accounts that contradicted Israel's version of events. Mourners pray by the coffins of victims of the Israeli raid of the Gaza … Turkish group behind flotilla is Gaza's new heroWashington Post Africa Condemns Israel's Strike on Gaza-Bound AidAllAfrica.com Obama: Use flotilla tragedy for Mideast peaceReuters CNN -BBC News -Times Online all 20,418 news articles »

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AP – Mourners in Istanbul hoisted coffins above their heads to cheers of “God is great!” Thursday to honor activists slain during an Israel commando raid, as Israel rejected demands for an international panel to investigate its deadly seizure of an Gaza-bound aid ship.

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AP – Thousands of mourners hailed activists killed in an Israeli commando mission as martyrs Thursday, hoisting their coffins to cheers of “God is great,” while Turkish leaders said Israel had jeopardized its relationship with its closest Muslim ally despite meeting Ankara’s demand to release the hundreds captured in the raid.

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