No, it’s not Passover yet. That’s the promise, however, from Ömer Çelik, the deputy chairman of Turkey’s ruling party, the Justice and Development Party, which like Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. Meeting with Ismail Haniyeh, the leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Çelik quipped, “We hope we can freely sit and chat in Jerusalem soon.” That would be like Benjamin Netanyahu telling Iraqi Kurdish leader Masud Barzani that perhaps, God willing, the two could sit down in Diyarbakir, the capital of a free Kurdistan.
When the deputy head of Turkey’s ruling party meets with a terrorist leader to encourage territorial conquest, perhaps it’s time for Israel to play hardball.
The Chairman was right, it's soon that illegal occupation of Palestine by a Jewish state will fall as result of the ongoing Jewish-Palestinian war, therefore the actual owners of the land will roam freely in their capital. nYour comment however, about Diyarbakir is laughable, as the mentioned city was conquered by Turks in year 1074. Since that war has been ended a thousand years ago (between Arabs and Turks by the way, not Kurds
), Mr. Netanyahu would never act like a tribe leader that talks without knowledge. nCheers, n