by Gerald A. Honigman
An alliance which has been taking shape for many years now seems to be ready to emerge unabashedly on the world stage…
“Israel, Greece, Cyprus to hold summit”
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And here’s some of the reasons why this development is so important…
Would-be Ottoman Sultan Recip Tayyip Erdogan the Great’s Islamist Hamas and ISIS butcher enabling Turks are hypocritical, oppressive, hegemonic megalomaniacs who deny the ancestral rights of scores of millions of native Kurds, Assyrian and Chaldean Christians, Jews, and others, including Greeks and numerous Armenians, who were wantonly slaughtered early in the 20th century, and who predate the relatively new coming imperialist, settling, and colonizing Central Asian Turkish invaders by millennia, in their own native lands—to the point of outlawing these victimized peoples’s very own native languages and cultures…
The PKK, Kurds, and Ankara’s Cultural Genocide of its “Mountain Turks”…
Taking the current 41 million stateless Kurdish descendants of Kassites, Medes, Hurrians, and famed early conquerors of Babylon, the Gutians (i.e. Guti—Gurti—Kurdi—Kurd) as an example, the Turks not only stole the land from the 23 million Kurds in Anatolia, but then unbelievably renamed them “Mountain Turks” as an additional attempt to commit cultural genocide against these people.
And in this they were also joined by late coming Arabs from the Arabian Peninsula as well, who also specialize at pointing fingers at Israel for sins they are grossly far more guilty of themselves…
https://www.meforum.org/campus-watch/berber-autumn
Almost comically, Erdogan’s Turks then have the audacity to accuse Israel, which has made Arabic the second official national language of the state, has Arab members in the Knesset which support Hamas, and so forth, as being an apartheid nation which oppresses Arabs.
Professor Ismet Cheriff Vanly described this Arab attempt of cultural genocide of Kurds in Syria in his book, “The Syrian ‘Mein Kampf’ Against the Kurds” published in 1968 in Amsterdam.
Saddam Hussein in Arab Iraq launched the Anfal Campaign in the 1980s which gassed to death and otherwise slaughtered over 250,000 Kurds as well…
Kurds…Divide and Conquer Tactics of Turks, Arabs, and Iranians to Keep 40 million Kurds stateless
While this alliance of convenience and probable necessity makes good sense for lots of reasons, there’s a few things which need to be addressed which, though sensitive, are critical to long term better relations between these would be official allies, whom I surmise will be obligated to defend one another in case Ankara makes renewed land grabs, as it’s done on Cyprus, Syria, and elsewhere.
Age old, deep rooted antisemitism promulgated by the Greek Orthodox Church must finally be confronted head on.
If Jews were religiously indoctrinating their generations to hate Christians—whom have indeed murdered them by the millions over the millennia—no such alliance could even be a thought right now. And to be honest, the other two parties to this hopefully emerging alliance need Israel, Israeli ingenuity, and the IDF far more than Israel needs them.
This next article explains what I’m referring to, and be sure to read the homilies of the rabidly antisemitic Church Father, St. John Chrysostom and the Church’s Replacement Theology to understand what serious obstacles they present to such an alliance…
The proposed alliance, first of all, should include mutual respect of each member nation for one another.
Furthermore, at some point in the near future, the Kurds themselves might perhaps also be brought into this alliance, to everyone’s benefit…
Why should these courageous 41 million truly stateless people remain so, while the world, especially hypocritical Turks and Arabs, demand a 22nd state for Arabism, including a second one in the original 1920 Mandate of Palestine, with Jordan having been created by a gift to Arabism of almost 80% of the original Mandate in 1922?
For two millennia, such mutual respect between Christians and Jews has been prevented in the name of religion, and the Judaean teacher/rabbi, Yehoshua/Jesus of Nazareth, would most certainly not approve of the hatred against his own people promoted by religious leaders centuries after he, along with tens of thousands of his Judaean countrymen, were painfully crucified by the Roman authorities because they fought against, or were somehow perceived to be a threat, to Roman authority.
The Jews revolted at least four major times for their freedom and independence in Iudaea/Judaea, clear up until just decades before the 7th century C.E. invasions of jihadi Arab hordes arriving from a fast desiccating Arabian Peninsula, literally in such of other people’s greener pastures.
Open http://q4j-middle-east.com to see a Roman coin of conquest issued after the first major revolt in 66-73 C.E.
Note it’s an Iudaea (Judaea) Capta coin, not a “Palaestina” Capta one. And the following analysis explains, with ample corroborating evidence, to whom the 4,000 year old ancestral homeland of Eretz Yisrael indeed truly belongs to, despite unfortunate periods of forced exile due to different alien imperial conquests:
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Retuning to the discussion regarding the proposed alliance and potential Turkish adversaries, under no circumstances should Turkey have anything whatsoever to do with matters pertaining to the Arab-Israeli conflict, including Gaza. Here’s why, not to mention periodic threats Turks make to reconquer Jerusalem and so forth…
If these three regional players indeed get their act together, and this depends more on Greece and Cyprus than on Israel, good may yet come of this.
But Israel’s alleged friends must stop automatically voting against it in international bodies and such to gain favor with slave holding, autocratic, Hamas supporting Arab petro-potentates. like Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
The alliance must not be a one way street.
No one is suggesting a blank check for any nation’s actions or behavior.
But too often outrageous double standards have been applied towards Israel that are not used elsewhere. And a great case in point involves the two year, Hamas butcher-sired war in Gaza.
The following analysis by one of the world’s leading experts on urban warfare sums up what I mean to end my observations for now…
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