Palestine vs Israel: Choose a side

[jfgh676]

I understand why right wingers support Israel, obviously they don’t like Palestinians because most Muslims support them and they are often anti-islamic, but I don’t understand why left wingers support Palestine. Palestinians, regardless of Muslims or Christians, have a very different and incompatible lifestyle to their ideology. Also as a Muslim I don’t understand why we let them support Palestinians. Another reason why I am neutral.

That was a pretty dumb paragraph,i tried to understand the message behind but to no success. Regardless of religion,a people has a right to self-determination against colonization and being treated as second-class citizens in their own lands. Also Israel kills and arrests children,women and medical personnel. Palestine in 1948 owed nothing to jews as since saladin conquered the territory from the crusaders,the minorities in these lands (jews,christians) have never seen any injustice comparable to what we see nowadays. In my opinion,Israel is nation regrouping cowards and snakes,people i have no respect for regardless of religion .

[jfgh676]

Any israelo-turkish shill should pick up a history book and educate themselves on the frontiers of the promised lands the israelites have been promised (nile to the edge of the euphrates). The definition of shooting yourself in the foot.

[Richmondbread]

I can't believe people support frauds like the Palestinians, who use their own children as shields and spread lies about Israel forces. What a shame people have been brainwashed by towel heads and leftist media.

[Ayetooey]

I can't believe people support frauds like the Palestinians, who use their own children as shields and spread lies about Israel forces. What a shame people have been brainwashed by towel heads and leftist media.

You're anti semetic as hell, fakest Israel supporter imaginable. You only support Israel because you think the third temple will be built, sending the Jews to hell, you pompous Protecuck cunt.

[Hektor12]

thank god not remotely representative for the Turkish population

the vast majority of Turks support Falastin.

[Ranger0075]

Between Israel and Palestine I choose the bomb

[Teutone]

You try to tell us your personal positions are shared by a significant number of the turkish population?

A at least 80% muslim nation
Conservative society
Ruled by AKP for almost 20 years

Stop presenting ur LGBTQ köpek university filter bubble as representative.

[rohan]

I hope Israel will choose peace

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[Natixy]

The palastinians attack innocent people, they get money water and light from Israel. And they use it against them.
Israel attack only Terror targets the terror leaders that choosed to hide in towers and childern gardens, but Israel send messages to leave the buildings and attack the terror targets
Israel the most humen and peacefull country on earth. Nobody was acting like Israel if he was under attacks non stop. On innocent people.

Palastinians and arabs make wars everywhere. In England, France, anywhere they go they just make terror. Open your eyes people !
They want everyone to be like them. And they want everyone to be Muslim.

They show fake photos fake news. And they just speak and speak. But in Reality Hamas is Terror orginazition. That rule on 2M Palastinians and take them as a piss of shit and use them for their own needs. Palastinians themsleves want to live in Israel in peace. The Terror Leaders (Hamas) doesnt let them.

[Hektor12]

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Ruled by AKP for almost 20 years

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nation_Alliance_(Turkey)

The Nation Alliance[4] (Turkish: Millet İttifakı), or simply Nation (Turkish: Millet), is an electoral alliance in Turkey, formed to contest the country's 2018 general election. The alliance was officially launched on 1 May 2018, and consists of four opposition parties, namely the Republican People's Party (CHP), the Good Party (İYİ), the Felicity Party (SP), and the Democratic Party (DP).[5] The constituent parties of the Nation Alliance contested the parliamentary election under a common banner, while each individual party nominated its own candidate for the presidential election.

Formed against the backdrop of the 2017 constitutional referendum and subsequent constitutional amendments, the Nation Alliance brings together groups that campaigned for a "no" vote against the transition to a presidential system, and that are in opposition to the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.[6] As such, the Nation Alliance is seen as rivalling the pro-government People's Alliance,[7] which was established on 20 February 2018.

On 4 July, having won 189 seats in total, the İYİ Party General Secretary Aytun Çıray announced that the Nation Alliance had been dissolved, citing the lack of a need for a post-election alliance.[8] In response, the CHP's spokesperson Bülent Tezcan said that the election alliance was no longer technically necessary, but the union of alliance parties under a joint set of fundamental values (such as separation of powers and the rule of law) would continue.[9]

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ekrem_%C4%B0mamo%C4%9Flu

İmamoğlu was sworn in as Mayor of Istanbul on 17 April, following the conclusion of all recounts. On 6 May 2019, the Supreme Electoral Council convened and voted to annul the results of the mayoral election. Members of the Council accepted the Justice and Development Party's objection to the local election results in Istanbul, with seven members voting in favour of calling a new election and four against.[5] The election board also cancelled İmamoğlu's mayoral certificate.[6] A new election took place on 23 June 2019 in which İmamoğlu was re-elected as the mayor by a margin of approximately 800,000 votes. He was sworn into office on 27 June 2019. Because of the scale of his victory, he has been called a possible candidate for the Turkish presidency in the next elections.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansur_Yava%C5%9F

According to Piar Araştırma, Yavaş had a satisfaction rating of 73.2% in 2020, greater than Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu or President Erdoğan, and the highest of mayors polled.[3] Mansur Yavaş also currently holds the highest approval rating of any Turkish politician at 61%.[4] According to polls, he is the strongest candidate to run against Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the next presidential election with a lead as high as 13,9% in the second round; with this lead, his chances of beating Erdoğan are on par with the other possible joint opposition candidate Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu. [5][6]

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tun%C3%A7_Soyer

In the 2019 mayoral election, which was held as part of the 2019 local elections, Soyer was elected with 58.1% of the vote, beating the People's Alliance candidate Nihat Zeybekçi. Zeybekçi, a former Economy Minister, received 38.7% of the vote.