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Netanyahu: Turkish PM's anti-Israel rhetoric 'anti-Semitic'

By REUTERS

JULY 20, 2014 21:09

JERUSALEM - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's comparison of Israel's offensive in Hamas-controlled Gaza to the Nazis was "anti-Semitic in tone," Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said on Sunday.

"I heard the things the prime minister of Turkey said, words of the utmost gravity," Netanyahu told reporters. "I told (US Secretary of State) John Kerry, (these are) anti-Semitic statements, they have an anti-Semitic tone."

The Islamist-rooted Erdogan accused Israel on Saturday of having "surpassed Hitler in barbarism through its attacks on the Palestinian territory, but warned Turks against taking out their anger on Jews in the NATO-member state.

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