turk calls a arab his dog

[Marmara]

No, he was half Turkish Arab from Antioch half Palestinian living in Hatey. Turks do discriminate them along with the Kurds very badly.

Nope

Maybe because he was Palestinian.

No native Arab from Hatay would ever be discriminated in Turkey.

His father was probably discriminated, and he probably doesn't have a Turkish surname, and probably looks very Ethnic, so he's probably more proper Arab than a Turkish-Arab.

[grecoroman]

I do believe that arab tourists should be less loud!! This could all have been prevented if arabs werent so loud!!

[Kamal900]

What is this?
Antioch has nothing to do with Arabs it's for the native Levantines and was one of the most important centers of Eastern Christianity.

No, but it does belong to the Arabic speaking Levantines, especially the Greek Orthodox ones. Yes, there had been Arabs living in the western part of the middle east that were Christians from ancient times. Syrians like the Palestinians and Jordanians have significant Arabian admixture in their genepool in contrast to the Lebanese Christians and Druze.

[jackrussell]

That's why Islam is cancer.

Ondan sonra nazi yada dazlak agziyla konusuyorsunuz deyince kabul etmiyorsunuz ama .

Daha da kotusu tam Siyonist agzi bu Islam Kanser'dir muhabbeti .

[Böri]

There was no Arab anywhere north of Jordan until 636. Then Arabs took until Antioch but lost that city to Greeks in 969 AD. Turks took Antioch from Greeks, not Fatimids or so.
Then Normans, Mamluks (Turks) etc occupied Antioch. Followed by Ottoman then French in 20th century.
It was never ever in proper Arab control since 969.

Arabs can't claim it.
Syrians and other are about to use Antioch as pretext soon in Turkey too like the fatty does here to justify their ruining of Turkey. That doesn't work.

[Marmara]

Hatay was the first province to be flooded with refugees and native Arabs there were the first to scream about it.

[İrle]

Ondan sonra nazi yada dazlak agziyla konusuyorsunuz deyince kabul etmiyorsunuz ama .

Daha da kotusu tam Siyonist agzi bu Islam Kanser'dir muhabbeti .

Nazi ağzına gerek yok. Şamanist, putperest Türkler olarak kendi jargonumuz var elhamdülillah.

[Böri]

Hatay was the first province to be flooded with refugees and native Arabs there were the first to scream about it.

Arab nationalism claim it since they controlled it for a while.
That doesn't have historical roots.
It's like they claim Spain and Sicily. Actually Arab states controlled Spain longer than Antioch as a historical reality.

When they lost it Greeks in 969, Arab story in Antioch was over.
Had Turks taken it from Fatimids or Abbasids, you could understand but no such case. Antioch was Greek when Turks arrived.
Turkish story started then.

We are more rightful than them.

[StonyArabia]

No, but it does belong to the Arabic speaking Levantines, especially the Greek Orthodox ones. Yes, there had been Arabs living in the western part of the middle east that were Christians from ancient times. Syrians like the Palestinians and Jordanians have significant Arabian admixture in their genepool in contrast to the Lebanese Christians and Druze.

The Tayy were Christians, some branches still exist, and they even made into Anatolia. The Tayy were an Arab group they had nothing to do with Assyrians or any Aramaic speakers. Their presence is well known since ancient times. Some Christians still claim to descent from them. Most Tayy branches converted to Islam and some even pushed into Anatolia like the Dafhair tribe which is sub-branch of the larger Banu Lam tribe, which itself is Tayyid. The Banu Lam embraced Shiaism but the Dafhair clan refused and thus made their way all way into Anatolia from their home center in Southern Iraq. As for Osrone it seems to be a Nabatean state. We have Nabatean genetics they are pretty much like Jordanians and Saudis, which means they had no connection to Assyrians, and only shared a religious rather than ethnic or racial element. My great grandmother is from the Howetiat tribe of Jordan, this tribe claim Nabatean descent.

[Kamal900]

probably looks very Ethnic, so he's probably more proper Arab than a Turkish-Arab.

Isn't that racism? lol. That was exactly what I was saying. Not saying that all Turks are racists, but at the same time, it's unfair when they lump all Arabs including the native ones with the Syrians.