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president participated in a memorial ceremony for the Holocaust victims, signed the<br />
guest book and placed a flower by the name engraving of his German hometown.<br />
At the end of the ceremony Wulff read aloud what he had written in the guest book,<br />
saying that the "inconceivable crimes of the Holocaust force Germany and the Germans<br />
to act in order to ensure Israel's existence." (Yedioth Ahranot)<br />
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A bill being formulated in Turkey stipulates that Israelis will no longer be able to buy land<br />
in the country, though they will be able to continue renting apartments, the Turkish<br />
Milliyet reported Sunday.<br />
Does Israel think it can enter Lebanon with most modern aircraft and tanks to kill women<br />
and children, use cluster bombs to kill kids in Gaza, and expect us to remain silent?' asks<br />
Turkish prime minister on visit to Beirut<br />
But if the bill passes, citizens of Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Syria will be allowed to continue<br />
to purchase land whenever they so choose.<br />
The report says that the office of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan ordered<br />
his housing and infrastructure ministry to ease conditions on land purchase in order to<br />
make it more accessible to foreigners, thus attracting foreign investments.<br />
But while all of the world's citizens will be able to purchase land by presenting a<br />
passport, only those with an Israeli or Greek passport will be barred from having the<br />
pleasure.<br />
And, in another step towards Iran and its allies, the bill limits the amount of land<br />
available for purchase to all citizens except those with Iranian, Syrian, or Saudi passports,<br />
who will be able to buy as much as they can afford.<br />
The Milliyet report says the bill has been in the works for quite some time, and that it is<br />
expected to pass through parliament in a quickened process.<br />
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