"The Turkish Paradox
By Gamaliel Issac
FrontPageMagazine.com | December 16, 2004
In my previous article, Turkey's Dark Past[i] I exposed the falseness of the claims of Mr. Akyol that "Turkey has had an Islamic heritage free of anti-Westernism and anti-Semitism" Mr. Akyol wrote a rebuttal, What's Right With Turkey[ii], in which he argued that the Turks have a great record when it comes to the Jews and that when the Jews were expelled from Spain, they were welcomed by the Sultan. In addition he writes that Jews expelled from Hungary in 1376, from France by Charles VI in September 1394, and from Sicily early in the 15th century, found refuge in the Ottoman Empire.
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