TURKEY

"We Wish Great Success to Our Government and Army"

"We Wish Great Success to Our Government and Army"
Turkish Jewish Community´s tweet (via ©Twitter, Inc.)

The Turkish Jewish Community wished great success to our army in their twitter account saying:

"We wish great success to our government and our glorious army, in their battle with terror #BarisPinariHarekati."

 

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