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Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

Journalist İsmail Saymaz, quoting Süleyman Soylu's statement of support for Devlet Bahçeli, said, "You'd think, God forbid, that the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens."

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Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

While the MHP continues its social media posts under the slogan "If the homeland is at stake," Bahçeli's statements regarding Öcalan and his meeting with Erdoğan remain the main agenda of politics.
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

Following Bahçeli's reiteration of his call to PKK terrorist organization leader Abdullah Öcalan to "Come and declare that you have dissolved the organization in Parliament," former Interior Minister and AKP İstanbul MP Süleyman Soylu expressed his support for Devlet Bahçeli, commenting that it is "an opportunity for Turkey."
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

Following Bahçeli's reiteration of his call to PKK terrorist organization leader Abdullah Öcalan to "Come and declare that you have dissolved the organization in Parliament," former Interior Minister and AKP İstanbul MP Süleyman Soylu expressed his support for Devlet Bahçeli, commenting that it is "an opportunity for Turkey."
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

SUPPORT FROM SOYLU FOR BAHÇELİ

In a post on X, Soylu stated the following:
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

"Devlet Bahçeli is demonstrating a historic example of leadership.

The world is going through a period of rupture, and Turkey is passing through the middle of many dangers at a sharp crossroads. Together with our leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who says let us leave a 'terror-free Turkey' to future generations, they are opening a new path with their experience, accumulation, sacrifice, and wisdom.

This path is the path of unity, brotherhood, civilization, and a Strong Turkey.
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

Our faith in this is complete.

Our faith in Devlet Bahçeli is complete.

Our faith in Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is complete.

Their unity will thwart all the traps being set and will leave a secure Turkey for our future generations."
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

'WE ARE NOT AMONG THOSE WHO DOUBT'

Whether we are in politics or not, we are members of the 'Great Turkey' cause inherited from our ancestors. No matter who turns back, we will not turn back from our cause.

"We are not among those who doubt"

The note "we are not among those who doubt" included at the end of Soylu's message was interpreted as a reference to those within the AKP and MHP who do not support the process.
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

Following Soylu's statement of support for Bahçeli, journalist İsmail Saymaz shared a post on his social media account.
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

Saymaz used the following expressions in his post:
Echoes of Süleyman Soylu's statement continue: 'You'd think the Imralı and Right to Hope verses descended from the heavens'

Former Interior Minister Soylu also chose his side in the fight and made a statement of support for Bahçeli.

In his message, he says "We are not among those who doubt," alluding to the verse in the Surah Yunus, "Do not be among those who doubt."

You'd think, God forbid, that a verse about Imralı and the Right to Hope had descended from the heavens.