Foinikas
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It's not working for me,I even went on X to check it :S
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lets set out some facts:
- Trump just publicly thanked Erdogan for helping to remove an anti-Israel regime from Syria (while standing next to Bibi), and he said Bibi agrees
- Until very recently, Turkey had full diplomatic and economic relations with Israel (it still recognises Israel as a sovereign nation)
- Turkey was a key conduit in the transfer of oil/gas from Azerbaijan to Israel, a key cog in sustaining Israel's war economy
- Turkey is an important member of NATO, the US-led security sphere which is essentially inseparable from Israel
there are some areas where the interests of Turkey and Israel diverge. as is the case for virtually all countries. but these fundamental facts remain. I encourage you to engage in facts rather than insults and rhetoric.
It's not working for me,I even went on X to check it :S
Other videos play for you on X?
here is from a different source.
Darn it,I was trying to find it on Youtube but no luck. This one won't play either. Maybe something with my PC or browser. But if u find it on youtube with english subtitles,send a link.
When we see Bibi saying the top three biggest threats to Israel are "Turkey, Turkey, and Turkey" and then using the full weight of the Zionist lobby to enforce an economic embargo against Turkey, then we can consider that Israel considers Turkey a threat. Until then, it's all media noise.Yes, thats why Turkey shows up as a higher threat than Iran under Israel's own threat assessments right? lol
Why don't you try engaging with the facts instead of deflecting and trying to shut down discussion?All this nonsense has been explained before, people want to deny the obvious reality of whats going on with regards to Israelis literally creating alliances against Turkey, losing their minds over Turkish troops in Gaza, or Turkish troops in Syria, but you have it figured out, its all b/c Turkey is secretly working with the zionists. Worry about your own country, its falling apart with Mossad riots and the Zionists haven't even started bombing yet. lol
When we see Bibi saying the top three biggest threats to Israel are "Turkey, Turkey, and Turkey" and then using the full weight of the Zionist lobby to enforce an economic embargo against Turkey, then we can consider that Israel considers Turkey a threat. Until then, it's all media noise.
Why don't you try engaging with the facts instead of deflecting and trying to shut down discussion?
Turks love to post in the Iranian section but the moment I dare express an opinion here it's "worry about Iran"?
Yes, I am on break from my security patrol in Tehran to come educate you with some basic and apparently hard to stomach truths about Turkey's relationship with Israel.Because these "facts" have been engaged with on multiple occasions and at this point its a bore to rehash, especially with the obvious ground realities that are quite evident. This is at the level of thinking Turkey and Greece are allies b/c they are NATO, its just silly face value analysis that doesn't warrant a response.
I don't know which Turks are posting in the Iranian section, I don't go there usually. But You have found all this time to come into the Turkish section or post about Syria. Apparently Tehran is not burning hard enough from the Mossad Riots, that you have found spare time to come talk smack about Turkey. lol
- Trump just publicly thanked Erdogan for helping to remove an anti-Israel regime from Syria (while standing next to Bibi), and he said Bibi agrees
- Until very recently, Turkey had full diplomatic and economic relations with Israel (it still recognises Israel as a sovereign nation)
- Turkey was a key conduit in the transfer of oil/gas from Azerbaijan to Israel, a key cog in sustaining Israel's war economy
- Turkey is an important member of NATO, the US-led security sphere which is essentially inseparable from Israel
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