It is likely that Ankara will try to maintain a balanced position, but, as Erdogan himself knows, in issues of morality and justice, middle stances are simply untenable.
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At the precise moment US President Barack Obama’s Air Force One touched down at Ben Gurion Airport on March 20, persisting illusions quickly began to shatter.
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Ten years after Rachel Corrie’s death, the US government is yet to hold Israel to account. Neither is justice expected anytime soon.
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Western powers, led by the United States, have brought little pressure to bear on Israel to cease its illegal activities.
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This injustice needs to be known to the world and serious, organized and determined efforts must follow to bring the persecution of the Rohingya people to an end.
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An Israeli-Turkish rapprochement is unmistakably underway, but unlike the heyday of their political alignment of the1990s, the revamped relationship is likely to be more guarded and will pose a greater challenge to Turkey rather than to Israel.
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All that victims in photos hope to achieve is for their oppression to end, not for the victimization itself to become such an accepted state of affairs and end in itself
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The future of Iraq is currently being determined by various forces and almost none of them are composed of Iraqi nationals with a uniting vision.
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Until Palestinians find an alternative to this sorry trio of Israel-US-PA peacemakers, all they can expect is more of the same
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From Libya to Mali a typical story is forming, coupled with lucrative contracts and massive opportunities of all sorts.
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