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The Israeli government is convinced that the world has not yet understood the true nature of the regime of Tel-Aviv. The Israeli Foreign Ministry has therefore decided to clarify the true character of the regime in Tel Aviv to the world. To reach the goal the Israeli deputy Foreign Minister Daniel Ayalon summoned the Turkish ambassador to Israel, Oğuz Çelikkol, to give him a note of protest over an episode of the Turkish espionage drama, Valley of the Wolves and Turkish criticism of Israel. Israeli News reported, how the Israeli government member behaved:

“In accordance with orders from Lieberman, Ayalon meant to humiliate the ambassador. He called him into a room in his Knesset office and not to the Foreign Ministry in order to ‘reprimand’ him,” the article noted.

The reporters who arrived in order to cover the meeting on Monday had asked Ayalon and Celikkol to shake hands, however the former refused. “The important thing is that they see he’s sitting lower and we’re up high and that there’s only one flag, and you see we’re not smiling,” Ayalon muttered in Hebrew with the embarrassed Turkish envoy next to him.

Footage of this was then shown in the Israeli news at prime time and Israeli newspapers ran page one stories with the picture showing the humilation of the Turkish ambassador. Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman is reportedly very comfortable with what the behaviour of his deputy.

Of course, in Turkish press like the secular Hurriyet and in Turkish TV the incident was covered as well:

In response Turkey summoned Israel’s ambassador to Ankara demanding Israel to say sorry and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan commented the incident according to AFP saying Israeli attitudes offending Turkey “will always get a response.” Erdogan is likely well knowing that he can play harder with Israel now because after this incident a harsh reply will not only be backed by the islamic population majority of Turkey in solidarity with the supressed muslim brothers in Palestine, but also by the proud nationalists of the Turkish military.

It’s easy for the world to understand the Israeli message. This way of humilating state guests is well known. Charlie Chaplin has shown in his well known film “The Great Dictator” ironically how Hitler tried to humilate his guest by placing him on a specially low chair.
 

 
Israeli deputy FM Danny Ayalon has done nothing else - he played Hitler. So the Israeli message is very clear: the Israeli government wants the world to know, that it is acting as stupid as Hitler in his worst parody. To clarify that Danny Ayalon speaks for Israel as a whole, the Israeli flag was prominently placed on the table.

Meanwhile in Tehran nuclear physics scientist Massoud Ali-Mohammadi was murdered with a remotely controlled booby-trapped motorbike blast which pretty much looks like the row of assassinations trained by the Israeli Mossad.