@dahkelor@DutchIrani Because the bill was approved by the Ministry of National Defense and the Presidency, but it still hasn't passed the Turkish parliament; therefore, Turkey is not officially part of the agreement yet.
İsrail polisi sıradan Türk vatandaşlarının Mescid-i Aksa’da namaz kılmasına izin vermezken Türk yargısı 3-5 İsrail köpeği sosyal medya hesabına erişim engeli getirdi diye özgürlük narası atanın kanı bozuktur.
@dahkelor@DutchIrani After the Turkey Mecca alliance, the Pakistani and Saudi armed forces will now be trained directly by Turkish officers according to NATO standards. If they continue to lose after that, I'll just write them off as a lost cause.
@regionkurdi@alertingtrauma I am Turkish. Being a bridge between the Eastern and Western blocs is not hypocrisy; it is an absolute necessity arising from Turkey's geopolitical position.
@jekchovs0n@JerusalemKing_ The post-World War II American hegemony is gradually coming to an end, and new devils are emerging; let’s see what the future holds.
@jekchovs0n@JerusalemKing_ Yes, that's true, which is why the UN was established after World War II, turning war crimes into something legally punishable; so why isn't the US prosecuted for the war crimes it committed in the 21st century?
Meaning, logic can be applied to both perspectives, but I don't know maybe because I grew up in a Muslim geography, the Islamic view makes more sense to me. Jesus is merely a servant and messenger of God, a human being with no supernatural powers. Before Jesus was crucified, God made the man who slandered Jesus look like him, and they crucified that man instead. So Jesus was not crucified; Islam depicts that he was raised to the heavens by God and will return to Earth near the end of times. This makes more sense to me.