Q not mentioned yet but only a matter of time.

Jews outraged after mosque leader blames Mossad for Christchurch attack

26/03/2019

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/03/jews-outraged-after-mosque-leader-blames-mossad-for-christchurch-attack.html

‘New Zealand's Jewish community is outraged and revolted after a prominent mosque leader blamed Mossad for being behind the Christchurch terror attack.

On Saturday, a group called Love Aotearoa Hate Racism organised a rally for the victims in Auckland's Aotea Square.

Ahmed Bhamji, chairman of the Mt Roskill Masjid E Umar, gave a speech questioning where the gunman got his funding from. He said he suspected it came from "Mossad" and "Zionist business".’

Followed by –

‘A video of the speech was posted to Twitter, where it's caused outrage in the Jewish community.

"These conspiracy theories are dangerous lies. They put the Jewish community at risk, at a time of heightened security concerns," New Zealand Jewish Council spokesperson Juliet Moses told Newshub.

"Conspiracy theories - particularly the idea that Jews (whether through the Jewish state or otherwise) are a malevolent controlling force in the world - are at the very core of anti-Semitism."’

Turkey trip a success despite stumbles

26/03/2019

Winston Peters

https://www.msn.com/en-nz/news/national/turkey-trip-a-success-despite-stumbles/ar-BBVdcGT?li=BBqdg4K&ocid=mailsignout

‘In an ordinary week, the news that Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was finally making a much-anticipated visit to China would be the headline foreign policy development by some distance.

Yet while Ardern’s trip has been drastically reduced in scale in a post-Christchurch environment, her deputy’s time in Turkey last week still looms large - for its perceived failures as much as any successes.

Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters headed to Istanbul at the request of the Turkish government to attend a special meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) as it discussed the Christchurch terror attack.

Peters headed over in part to soothe the fears of Muslim-majority countries about the scale of white supremacist views in New Zealand, but his trip was sold as offensive as well as defensive in purpose.’