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MUSLIM DICTATOR OF EARTHQUAKE DEVASTATED TURKEY ERDOGAN LOVES A GOOD HAMAS TERRORIST! - Turkey’s Erdogan: ‘Hamas Is Not a Terrorist Organization’
THE WORLD WILL NOT BE SAFE UNTIL WE RID IT OF ALL THESE MUSLIM DICTATORS!
Turkey’s Erdogan: ‘Hamas Is Not a Terrorist Organization’
The radical Islamist president of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, defended the genocidal terrorist organization Hamas in an incendiary address on Wednesday in which he abruptly canceled a planned visit to Israel in light of the horrific Hamas mass murder of over 1,400 people on October 7.
The terrorist onslaught, which Hamas has branded the “al-Aqsa flood,” was characterized by Hamas terrorists flooding Israeli residential communities, torturing, raping, abducting, and killing entire families. First responders to the communities targeted found children with knives left in their bodies, decapitated and charred babies, and unrecognizable body parts. At a music festival taking place in Israel that day, Hamas terrorists opened fire on attendees, leaving a pile of upwards of 250 bodies.
While much of the world has condemned the brutality of the Hamas attack, much of the Arab and Muslim world has sought to justify it as a legitimate response to the existence of Israel. The “supreme leader” of Iran, Ayatollah Khamenei, proclaimed that even the infants slaughtered were “not civilians.” At a summit on Sunday in Cairo, Egypt, Arab leaders reportedly blocked the publication of a joint communique on the grounds that Western powers participating wanted to overtly condemn Hamas for the killings.
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Erdogan, speaking to lawmakers from his Islamist Justice and Development Party (AKP) on Wednesday, enthusiastically condemned Israel for self-defense operations against Hamas and categorically declared, “Hamas is not a terrorist organization.”
“Hamas is not a terrorist organization, it is a group of mujahideen defending their lands,” Erdogan proclaimed. Mujahideen is a term used for Muslims engaged in jihad, or holy war. The Times of Israel reported that his defense of Hamas earned Erdogan a standing ovation.
Translations in other news outlets of his remarks are consistent with the Times of Israel. In Turkish, the pro-Erdogan Islamist newspaper Yeni Safak published a more extensive excerpt of Erdogan’s remarks, which spanned beyond Israel to cover a large number of domestic issues and Turkey’s role in the world. On the Hamas mass murders, however, Erdogan focused his ire on Israel, announcing he would refuse to visit the country in solidarity.
“We have no problem with the state of Israel, but we have never or will not approve of the way Israel has committed its atrocities to act as a [terrorist] organization rather than as a state,” Erdogan said, according to Yeni Safak. The president claimed that targeted attacks on Hamas outposts in Gaza were “not self-defense, but rather savagery,” while defending Hamas terrorists beheading infants and butchering elderly women.
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“At their last meeting, they met again and the whole West sees Hamas as a terrorist organization,” Yeni Safak quoted Erdogan as saying. “Hamas is not a terrorist organization, but a group of liberation fighters who struggle to protect their land and citizens.”
Anadolu Agency, the Turkish state news outlet, only paraphrased Erdogan’s remarks in its English-language coverage of Wednesday’s speech and notably omitted the declaration that Hamas was not a terrorist organization. It did mention that Erdogan made the outlandish claim that “the Jewish people know well that Turkey is the only land that has been without antisemitism for centuries.” In reality, Turkey has a long history of antisemitism, including in modern times, and has experienced a surge in anti-Jewish hate speech and hostility under Erdogan, whose government has abused law enforcement to target non-Muslims generally. Polls show a majority of Turks harbor antisemitic beliefs, fueled in part by Erdogan himself making antisemitic comments in public.
Erdogan earned a mild condemnation from the Biden White House in 2021, for example, for stating that it was “in their nature,” referring to Jews, to engage in “terrorism.”
“They are murderers, to the point that they kill children who are five or six years old. They only are satisfied by sucking their blood,” he said at the time.
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Erdogan has repeatedly defended Hamas while running Turkey and most recently welcomed the terrorist organization’s leader, Ismail Haniyeh, to Ankara in July. In 2018, Erdogan made nearly the exact same comments on Hamas’s status as a terrorist group in remarks posted to Twitter.
“Hamas is not a terrorist organization … it is a resistance movement that defends the Palestinian homeland against an occupying power,” he wrote.
Despite his clear bias in favor of Islamic terrorists, Erdogan has attempted to insert himself as a mediator between Israel and Hamas since the October 7 attacks. Days after the mass killings, anonymous sources from within Erdogan’s government began spreading rumors that he was playing a protagonist role in helping convince Hamas to release the hundreds of hostages it is believed to have taken from Israel.
“Turkey is carrying out negotiations regarding the civilian prisoners held by Hamas. Upon President Tayyip Erdogan’s orders, the relevant institutions are carrying out a process regarding the civilians held by Hamas,” an anonymous alleged Turkish official told the Sydney Morning Herald.
Erdogan himself has not confirmed the reports, nor has anyone working under him on the record. Following the release of four hostages this week, Turkey received no credit publicly for playing any role. Countries involved in the negotiations instead credited Qatar, an Islamist theocracy that houses Hamas’s elite leadership, for its role in helping secure freedom for the hostages.
Hamas terrorists were urged to decapitate and remove the hearts and livers of their Jewish victims during their raid on Israel, as detailed in a handwritten note found at the scene of the horrific attack.
The note contains words of encouragement from Hamas commanders declaring the religious importance of massacring Jews wherever they are found.
It further draws lessons from historical Muslim leaders who massacred men, sold women and children into slavery and decimated cities across the Judeo Christian world.
Tamar, Yonatan, and their children — Shachar (6), Arbel (6), and Omer (4) — were brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists in Kibbutz Nir Oz. (@EladStr Twitter/X)
Sixteen-year-old Ruth Peretz and father Erick at the site of the Supernova music festival before they were murdered on October 7 by hordes of Hamas terrorists, who killed hundreds more at the event. (Supplied)
Israel’s Government Press Office set out the contents of the note in a statement, saying:
Note found on Hamas terrorist: “Know that this enemy of yours is a disease that has no cure, other than beheading and extracting the hearts and livers!”
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists invaded Israel and carried out a massacre in communities in southern Israel. A handwritten note was found on one of the terrorists which was given to him before the invasion.
The words from Hamas commanders consist of an order to kill Jews and encouragement to decapitate their victims and tear out their hearts and livers.
As Breitbart News reported, over 1,000 Hamas terrorists infiltrated Israel on the morning of October 7, infiltrating Israeli towns near the Gaza border and IDF bases.
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More than 1,400 Israelis have been killed since the first attack began, with some 220 people also kidnapped and held hostage by Hamas terrorists and their allies in the Gaza Strip.
Forensic evidence of the victims’ bodies and video footage captured by terrorists have shown that Israeli women and children were raped and beheaded while others were dismembered.
The war between Israel and Hamas, which began with the Oct. 7 attack, is now in its third week.
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All-Out Victory’: Hezbollah Chief Holds Terror Summit with Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad Leaders
Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Shiite terrorist organization Hezbollah, convened a summit featuring top leaders from Sunni terrorist organizations Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) on Wednesday, allegedly meant to plan future violence following Hamas’s mass murder of over 1,400 Israelis on October 7.
The Hezbollah-owned Al-Manar propaganda outlet named Nasrallah’s guests as Islamic Jihad Secretary General Ziad Nakhale and Hamas deputy chief Saleh Al-Arouri and called the meeting “highly anticipated” and “monumental” in the jihadist community, as it was the first summit of its kind since October 7.
On that day, Hamas launched what it calls the “al-Aqsa flood,” an expansive terrorist invasion of Israel in which Hamas thugs tortured, raped, and butchered civilian families in their homes. Terrorists went door-to-door massacring Israelis; evidence compiled by Israeli authorities included gruesome scenes of people, including infants, burned alive, stabbed to death, and decapitated.
One of the largest single death tolls in the day occurred at a music festival, where Hamas terrorists opened fire on crowds of attendees and abducted civilians via motorcycle.
Hamas terrorists also desecrated corpses and filmed themselves doing so in an apparently drug-fueled frenzy.
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PIJ has served as a junior partner in terror attacks on Israel, attempting to shoot rockets at Israeli targets. Last week, a misfired rocket identified as originating with PIJ hit the Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza City, killing dozens (estimates range between 50 and 500 people). Pro-Palestinian groups initially blamed the attack on the Israeli government.
The Hezbollah terror summit was meant as a display of solidarity across Islamic lines for the common goal of destroying Israel and committing genocide against Jewish people.
All three groups support the eradication of Israel and have orchestrated attacks to kill Jews regardless of their affiliation with Israel.
“The leaders tackled latest developments since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood and the events that followed on all fronts including the confrontations across the border between Lebanon and the occupied Palestine,” the Hezbollah “media relations office” said in its statement on the meeting. Al-Manar said that the groups also discussed “subsequent ramifications” of the Hamas killings, without elaborating.
“Sayyed Nasrallah assessed with Nakhale and Al-Arouri the international and regional stances as well as steps to be taken by the Axis of Resistance in this critical phase,” Hezbollah explained, “in order to achieve an all-out victory and to stop the brutal attack on the oppressed people of Gaza and the West Bank.”
Islamic theology disagreements aside, Hezbollah has supported Hamas following the October 7 massacre with attacks from Lebanon, where it is established as a political party and influential hub of power. According to the Qatari outlet al-Jazeera, which is sympathetic to anti-Israel groups, Hezbollah “has had near-daily exchanges of fire with Israeli forces along the Israeli-Lebanese border.”
Iran’s PressTV state propaganda outlet reported on Wednesday that, in addition to Nasrallah’s meeting, the terrorist organization’s “Deputy Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem” issued statements threatening a full-scale Hezbollah assault on Israel.
A United Nations vehicle drives past a poster of the head of the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah Hassan Nasrallah, with the phrase “we shall pray in Jerusalem”, in the southern Lebanese border village of Adaisseh on October 7, 2022. (MAHMOUD ZAYYAT/AFP via Getty)
“Sheikh Qassem said in a post published on social media that Hezbollah has its ‘finger on the trigger’ to whatever extent it deems necessary to defend Gaza and to face off the occupiers of Palestine,” PressTV relayed.
“Hezbollah has warned that it will join the Palestinian resistance in the fight against Israel if the occupying regime escalates its aggression on Gaza and in case foreign military forces intervene to help the Israeli regime in the battle.”
Israel has for years warned that is a direct proxy of the Iranian government and intends to destroy the country.
“Iran has proxies. One of them is Hezbollah. Hezbollah just joined the government of Lebanon. That’s a misnomer; they actually control the government of Lebanon,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the United Nations in 2019. “It means that Iran controls the government of Lebanon.”
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Hezbollah, PIJ, and Hamas all enjoy lavish financial support from Iran, the world’s premier state sponsor of terrorism. According to a 2020 report by the U.S. State Department, Iran funnels about $100 million a year to Hamas and PIJ. Estimates suggest that Hezbollah receives a much more formidable $700 million a year from the Iranian Islamist regime.
A spokesman for Hamas told the BBC on October 7 that Iran offered “direct backing” for the massacre.
Despite its prominent role in the conflict already, Iran has threatened repeatedly to become directly involved in attacks on Israel.
“The continuation of the Zionist regime’s crimes (in Gaza) and the direct support and backing from certain countries would further complicate the situation and could make other actors intervene in this arena,” the head of the Iranian Armed Forces, Major General Mohammad Hossein Baqeri, said last week, leaving open the possibility that Iran would be one of those “other actors.”
“Our strategy towards the Zionist entity never changes: the removal of the Zionist entity. Israel must be eliminated,” Iranian Armed Forces Spokesman Brigadier-General Abolfazl Shekarchi said in 2021.
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