A test of sincerity...

Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen...

To think of this brutality in the Middle East, where Israel acts as the hitman, independently of US imperialism and its accomplice, Western Europe, and to reduce this situation solely and exclusively to “Israel’s historical ambitions” would be nothing more than a major delusion!

Of course, Israel has historical ambitions and this is important; but seeing what lies behind the visible is even more important! The subject is one that needs to be examined thoroughly and in depth...

Without fully understanding this situation, it is impossible to correctly grasp what is happening!

The Greater Middle East Project (BOP) has not been shelved as claimed. It is moving forward insidiously and slowly...

However, there is another issue that concerns us most closely; it relates to the stance displayed by Islamic countries, and especially by our own country, which claims to be the leader of the reaction against Israel (!). On this occasion, there is a great need for this for the sake of historical and social consciousness.

In relations with Israel; do the actions on the ground overlap with the sharp-tongued attacks made against Israel? It should not be difficult to understand this by examining the relations (!)

From the materials used in the war industry to the most basic necessities used by Israeli soldiers on the front lines, who is sending them?

While we were the supplier of Israel's basic needs until just yesterday, a partial embargo had to be resorted to, albeit late, in response to the massive public outcry. It is impossible not to shudder when looking at the list of exported materials (!)

Where does the water come from that an Israeli soldier drinks after resting from murdering a Palestinian child?

The examples, unfortunately, could go on and on...

Some need to be put to a test of sincerity...

And there is a question everyone needs to ask themselves: Truly, who is one of us?

It has been shelved for now. But what about later?

The 750 TL annual 'Defense Industry Support Fund' tax on those with credit card limits over 100 thousand TL sparked a major debate. There was no delay in accusing those who opposed it of 'treason'. People began to lower their limits in droves. Campaigns began calling for not just the public to mobilize, but for everyone to do so together, for savings to be made in the public sector, and for members of parliament and administrators to donate one month's salary per year. Following these reactions, it was announced that discussions on the implementation in question were postponed to 2025.

It has been shelved for now. Let's see, will other tax options be considered by then? 24 hours is not that long; anything can happen even an hour from now...