Unlike their spineless NATO "allies", the Turkish government is showing some moral courage regarding the recent Israeli commando raid against a convoy of relief ships and the murder of unarmed civilians in international waters:

"Ahmet Davutoglu, the Turkish foreign minister, said: "[the] Israelis have three options... They will either apologise or acknowledge an international, impartial inquiry and its conclusion. Otherwise, our diplomatic ties will be cut off." Ankara withdrew its ambassador from Tel Aviv after the flotilla raid on 31 May, when nine Turks were killed by Israeli commandos who boarded the Mavi Marmara. But this is the first time Turkey has explicitly threatened to cut off ties completely...

Israel has refused to participate in an international inquiry into the raid, instead launching its own investigation. [Israel] has also refused to apologise: "Israel cannot apologise because its soldiers had to defend themselves to avoid being lynched by a crowd," its prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, said on Friday."

-- London Guardian

Rafael Eitan, former head of the IDF, referred to the Palestinans as "drugged cockroaches scurrying in a bottle". The leaders of the Jewish State, including Benjamin Netanyahu, have no intention of allowing anyone to uncork that bottle.

The Zionists "cannot apologize" or admit guilt for their actions, except in a deceptive and insincere manner, because doing so would violate the Talmudic principle of racial superiority upon which the regime is based. The killing of vermin -- be they Turks, Arabs or Persians -- is an act which requires no apology.