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The Hanging Garden of Babylon was built for a homesick Kurdish Queen?
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, a breathtaking, mountain like garden in the heart of Mesopotamia.
A Minorities Conference was held today in Tel Aviv, Israel, bringing together representatives from the Kurdish, Druze, Alawite, and Assyrian communities alongside Israelis united in dialogue, cooperation, and building a shared future. 🇮🇱
"Following the racist attitude of the devşirme Turkish society towards Deniz Undav, thousands of videos were shared on social media against the loser Turkish teams."
The world is finally seeing the racism Turks aim at Kurds. #DenizUndav
Devşirme türk toplumunun Deniz Undav’a yönelik ırkçı tavrının ardından, sosyal medyada ezik türk takımlarına karşı binlerce video paylaşıldı.
#KurdsOnAlert
Palestinian and Syrian settlers in occupied Afrin are protesting to keep the Kurdish homes they stole.
The same crowd that screams "Free Palestine" is literally occupying Kurdish land.
Israel isn't the problem, the problem is Arab imperialism.
#Afrin#Kurdistan#Israel
A Turkish sports commentator mocked Kurdish Êzidî player Deniz Undav by saying:
"Should we shove a baton into you?"
That’s a reference to a real torture method used on Kurds in Turkish prisons for decades.
Will @UEFA act?
#DenizUndav#UEFA#KurdsOnAlert#Yezidi
Turkish fans are now burning Kurdistan flags after attacking Kurdish Êzidî footballer Deniz Undav. This is no longer about football it’s pure racist hate.
Will @UEFA keep ignoring it? #DenizUndav#UEFA
A viral Turkish post calls for Turks to “reclaim ancestral lands” in Bulgaria by gaining citizenship and buying property. With Bulgaria’s population shrinking fast, this reads like a coronation of demographic ambition not history. 🚨
Translation:
“The population of Bulgaria is collapsing. If the Turks in Bulgaria can maintain their numbers, in the future half — maybe even more — of Bulgaria’s population will be Turkish.
I think citizens of the Republic of Turkey who have the means should obtain Bulgarian citizenship. They should become dual citizens. This isn’t a bad thing — it means one more Turk having a voice in Bulgaria.
Turks with financial means should also acquire property in Bulgaria. Buy houses, buy land, buy vineyards and gardens. Own immovable property in Bulgaria.
Those lands are our ancestral lands. We’re not after something that doesn’t belong to us. Those lands were under Turkish rule for hundreds of years. When Istanbul was conquered in 1453, Sofia had already been a Turkish homeland for 70 years. Until very recently, these cities were majority Turkish, like Konya or Erzurum. How could we give them up?”
Bulgaristan nüfusu çakılıyor. Bulgaristan'daki Türkler nüfuslarını koruyabilirse gelecekte Bulgaristan nüfusunun yarısı belki de daha fazlası Türk olacak.
İmkanı olan Türkiye Cumhuriyeti vatandaşlarının Bulgaristan vatandaşlığı alması gerektiğini düşünüyorum. Çifte vatandaş olunmalı. Bu kötü bir şey değil. Bulgaristan'da bir Türk'ün daha söz sahibi olması demek.
Maddi gücü olan Türklerin Bulgaristan'da mal mülk edinmesi de lazım. Ev alın arsa alın, bağ bahçe alın. Size ait taşınmazlar olsun Bulgaristan'da.
O topraklar bizim öz topraklarımız. Bize ait olmayan bir şeyin peşinde değiliz. Yüzlerce yıl Türk hakimiyetinde kaldı bu topraklar. İstanbul 1453'te fethedildiğinde Sofya 70 yıldır Türk yurduydu. Daha düne kadar Konya gibi Erzurum gibi çoğunluğu Türk'tü bu şehirlerin. Nasıl vazgeçelim?
VfB Stuttgart 1893 stands for diversity, tolerance, respectful coexistence and fair play. Racism, extremism, discrimination and exclusion have no place in the red and white shirt, in the stadium or anywhere else in our society.
#VfB
5/6
The same Turkish fans waving “Free Palestine” banners were chanting racist slurs at a Kurdish Êzidî player.
They cry for “freedom” in Gaza but cheer when a Kurd is attacked.
It’s never been about justice only about hating Jews and Kurds.
How many countries can Muslims and Arabs be indigenous to? The truth may shock you.
Put aside the fear of social backlash for a moment—here’s what plain common sense tells us:
5/6
The same Turkish fans waving “Free Palestine” banners were chanting racist slurs at a Kurdish Êzidî player.
They cry for “freedom” in Gaza but cheer when a Kurd is attacked.
It’s never been about justice only about hating Jews and Kurds.
6/6
Those same Islamo-fascist fans chanting hate today come from the same ideology that enslaved and massacred Êzidîs in Sinjar.
ISIS and the jihadist groups that carried it out were Turkish-backed.
The same hatred — just wearing a football jersey. #Ezidi#Kurdish
1/6
Kurdish-Êzidî footballer Deniz Undav was physically attacked by a Turkish player during a match today.
Moments later, Turkish fans began chanting racist slurs against him and when the game ended, Turkish Twitter unleashed a wave of hate.
5/6
The same Turkish fans waving “Free Palestine” banners were chanting racist slurs at a Kurdish Êzidî player.
They cry for “freedom” in Gaza but cheer when a Kurd is attacked.
It’s never been about justice only about hating Jews and Kurds.