No evidence provided in Amberin Zaman's article supporting the claim that white phosphorus was used BY Turkish Military.
Is it ethical to put a claim with no evidence, as a FLASHY TITLE to your article?
Allegations that civilians had been exposed to white phosphorus were backed in at least in one case by Wessling AG, a Lyss, Switzerland-based laboratory. https://t.co/6VYx0AZBcA via @AlMonitor
@kisadalgamedya Bundan sonraki kuşak tiktok kuşağı. Siz ne yaptınız niye yaptınız haberleri yok. Eğer Netflix te bir dizi izleyip gaza gelirlerse onu bilemem.
@_ardaozbek@SonerCagaptay I agree. Neither would I make dinner plans with a J. Carter right hand man, a 1980 coup backer/organizer who is complicit in torture and killings of tens of thousands of people
@SonerCagaptay Biden never been a friend of the Turks, in fact the opposite is true. He was the right hand man of Carter, and we know well what happened during his administration:
US - backed 1980 coup, where tens thousands of people were tortured, killed and never heard from again
@MaxAbrahms I understand your point, but it is hard to draw the line. For example, should we consider someone Jewish if they are not keeping the sabbath? When people identify with a nationality, we take their word for it.