Finally, we should offer support to partners in the region who are coping with refugees fleeing Isis brutality from both Iraq and Syria.
An unfazed Mr Erdogan continues to insist that a global network of financiers (he means Jews) and their local "pawns" orchestrated the demonstrations in order to "weaken" Turkey and to unseat the AK.Turkey's biggest industrial conglomerate, Koc Holding, is now being targeted for opening the doors of one of its Istanbul hotels to protesters fleeing police brutality.
Although British immigration policy was liberalised after Kristallnacht - the pogrom launched by Goebbels in November 1939, in which dozens of Jews were killed and more than 1,000 synagogues burned down - London challenges the idea that prewar Britain was a haven for those fleeing Nazi brutality.
We hope that the President will reiterate that America can keep its borders safe and, at the same time, welcome refugees that are fleeing the brutality of ISIS.
Also in 1939, on May 13, 937 Germans and other citizens from Eastern European nations, mostly all Jews fleeing Nazis brutality, booked passage on the German transatlantic ocean liner, St . Louis from the port of Hamburg bound for Havana, Cuba.
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians have been fleeing the brutality of Daesh in the kind of despair that is leading them to run straight into the deep and betraying depths of the sea.
She says that use of American and allied air power could provide a haven for Syrians fleeing the brutality of dictator Bashar Assad and ISIS, helping ease the refugee burden on Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and Europe.
The president said he has been "touched by the generosity of Americans" who have written him emails and letters in recent weeks offering to open their homes to "refugees fleeing the brutality of ISIL," an acronym for the Islamic State.
At the same time, so as not to give the IS a free ride, the U.S. provided emergency airlifts to beleaguered refugees fleeing IS brutality and used air power to strike at both IS advance positions and to destroy some of the military equipment the extremists had seized when they overran Iraqi military positions in Mosul.
Born a slave in Maryland, she fled the brutality of the fields in 1849 before finding finding fame as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad, helping her family - and hundreds of other slaves - to freedom in the North.
