Credit Reuters ISTANBUL — A suicide bombing hit a cultural center in a Turkish town near the Syrian border An official at the mayor’s office in Suruc said that the explosion on Monday hit the Amara Cultural Center during a gathering of a youth group of Turks and Kurds meeting to discuss entering Kobani, the town News Agency shows a youth group chanting slogans and carrying a banner in the garden of the culture center Witnesses said that two men had been seen carrying bags into the garden of the cultural center before

The meeting was held at the prestigious Norwegian Nobel Institute and Voksenaasen Conference Center

The UN’s convention says it must be “committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national that are consistent with genocide, [the judges] are saying that they do not find specific intent to destroy You have to be able to prove that [the perpetrators] had this bigger motivation to destroy the group

The “intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group as such”

European countries have had at least one or two isolated anti-Semitic incidents since the start of the Gaza Elsewhere around the world, protests against Israel’s operation in Gaza have turned ugly, with anti-Semitic chants, and incidents of harassment, suggesting that people really are converting their anger about Gaza example, a doctor in Antwerp, Belgium rejected a Jewish patient, telling the woman’s son, “send her to Gaza It’s just clearer to see these days under the bright media lights of the Gaza conflict.

The situation is very delicate and at the center of a vast debate. May 2012 of a young Buddhist woman sparked a spiral of terror , which caused hundreds of deaths and destroyed "The situation of the Rohingya is very delicate and at the center of a vast debate " says Msgr .