I guess the message is don't publish Christian literature in "secular" Turkey
Al-Jazeera reports:
Three people have been killed in an attack on a Turkish publishing house which prints Bibles and other Christian literature.Six suspects have been detained but no charges have been filed. But, as Al-Jazeera went on to note:
Reports said the victims' throats had been cut and that police had detained six people in connection with the incident on Wednesady at the Zirve publishing house in Malatya.
The manner in which the victims were bound suggested that the attack could have been the work of a local Islamic extremist group, said commentators.No kidding.
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