Palestine and Israel
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A breach at the ballot box: Muslim representation, Gaza, and the (un)rising right
Mamdani's victory in New York a year ago and now Abdul El-Sayed's election to the Senate are naturally remarkable developments for Muslims in America and supporters of Palestine. Furthermore, in the US midterm elections held last week, Muslim candidates achieved historic success at both the federal and local levels. While a record number of at least 7 Muslim lawmakers were elected to the US Congress (the Senate and the House of Representatives), a total of at least 97 Muslims across different levels of governance throughout America

Aksa Tufanının suları Amerikan sandığını sürükledi
Aksa Tufanı’ndan bir süre önce Hamas liderlerinden Yahya Sinvar şöyle bir konuşma yapmıştı: Birkaç ay içinde, tahminime göre bu süre bir yılı aşmayacak, işgali iki seçenekten biriyle karşı karşıya bırakacağız: Ya onu uluslararası hukuku ve kararları uygulamaya, Batı Şeria ve Kudüs’ten çekilmeye, yerleşimleri dağıtmaya, esirleri bırakmaya ve mültecilerin dönüşünü sağlamaya zorlayacağız ya da işgali bütün uluslararası iradeyle çatışır hâle getirip güçlü biçimde yalnızlaştıracak, bölgeyle ve bütün

The road of the Nobel to Gaza and the immunity Israel has lost
The author sees the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the head of the UN commission of inquiry as a sign that Israel's moral immunity in the international arena has been shaken. He argues that justice is a universal principle that requires powerful states to be held accountable too.

The American front of 7 October: the collapse of AIPAC
The author argues that after the Gaza war Israel has largely lost its political immunity in America and AIPAC its influence. He explains that the Palestinian question has moved to the centre of American politics and that support for Israel has ceased to be a shared matter.

7 October: the horizon of freedom that a people opened to humanity by sacrificing themselves
The author interprets the attack of 7 October as an expression of the Palestinian people's demand for freedom against siege and being ignored. He argues that the destruction in Gaza could not break this will and has begun a new era in the region.

You are asking for it, Israel!
The author interprets Israel's military moves and language of threat towards Turkey as a provocation that is swelling anger in Turkish public opinion. He argues that this anger is fed by events in Gaza and that, if Israel fails to take it into account, the price will be heavy.

Israel's "Turkey threat": paranoia produced by aggression, but its being paranoia does not mean Israel is not being watched
The author assesses Israel's attacks on Syria and its "Turkey threat" rhetoric as a strategic paranoia produced by aggression. He argues that this paranoia does not remove the fact that Israel needs to be closely watched.

Israel wants to erase Palestine not only from the land but also from history
The author interprets Israel's settler raids on Al-Aqsa Mosque, the practices in the West Bank and the situation in Gaza as parts of a single strategy. He argues that the aim of this strategy is to remove Palestinians from their land and from their historical and religious identity.

Just look at this genocider…
The author regards Israel's recognition of the events of 1915 as genocide as a political abuse against Turkey. He argues that such recognition debates are instrumentalized by international powers and harm the forward-looking relations of Turkey and Armenia.

Is the war over, did Iran lose? Did Netanyahu lose?
After each episode of the war, which began with the US-Israeli attack on Iran and turned into a series, we return to the recurring question: who won, who lost?

How the Gazan differs from the Jew in the Nazi camps, or the sameness of Hitler and Netanyahu
After the ceasefire in Gaza, the genocidal, barbaric Israeli attacks have not stopped, but attention and aid for Gaza seem to have largely stopped.

A testimony from Bingöl to Gaza
Gaza is a great trial both for Muslims and for all humanity. This trial unfolds in a field opened by the epic struggle that the valiant people of Gaza have put forth.

The ceasefire has a name, yet it keeps burning Gaza
200 days have passed since the ceasefire reached after the clashes between the occupying Israeli forces and Hamas in Gaza. In this time the mutual clashes stopped, but the ceasefire never stopped the aggression of the Israeli side.

Scenes of democracy from the Grand National Assembly in the founding years
The event of 23 April 1920 consisted of the move to Ankara, and the start of its activities there, of the Assembly, which was already active in Istanbul and had been made unable to work there by the British raid.

The occupier's eagerness to execute the resister, the loneliness of Al-Aqsa Mosque and what the Church of the Holy Sepulchre tells
A blood-curdling law came out last Monday evening from the Israeli occupation parliament, whose prime minister and many officials, as perpetrators of genocide, should be standing before international justice at this moment.

The beautiful, the good and the ugly: Gaza and the Epstein affair
The world's biggest problem today is not aesthetics but aestheticization. Everything has turned into a spectacle: pain, war, children's corpses, court rulings. There is image, rhythm, narrative. But truth?

The order beneath the world order: Epstein
As the Epstein documents are disclosed, the picture of all the supports, foundations and principles of the order the world has lived in for years becomes much clearer.

When the thief is from within, no security measure holds
The US kidnapping operation against Venezuela is in fact no different from what the US has been doing since the years of its hegemony.

Not to let Gaza drop off the agenda: the Cihannüma Gaza Report
After the Zionist murderous Israel's two-year genocidal war, in the 40 days that passed after a ceasefire agreement was reached through the mediation efforts of the US and intermediary countries, it committed nearly 500 violations.

Balfour and the abolition of the Caliphate, or the founding of Israel and the awakening of the idea of Islamic unity
There has historically been a close correlation between the founding of the State of Israel and the Muslims' being left without a caliph.

Islamic unity in the context of Gaza and the caliphate remembered anew
The state of helplessness into which the 2-billion-strong Muslim world has fallen in the face of the genocide committed by Zionist murderous Israel for two years in Gaza has inevitably stirred up in everyone doubts or desires about the existence of an Islamic world.

The link between Gaza and El Fasher, or UAE-Israel cooperation
The massacres, deportations, rapes, extortion and plunder that had in fact been going on in Sudan for two and a half years, a few days ago El Fasher fell into the hands of the Rapid Support Forces militias commanded by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), backed by the UAE…

Germany's test with Gaza and Turkey's difference
One effect of Gaza and the Al-Aqsa Flood is that it subjects all the claims made in the name of democracy, human rights, modernism, progress and enlightenment in the world, and those who make them, to a test of real sincerity.

The greatest threat to Israel is Israel itself
The agreement in Gaza, which prioritized the release of the Israeli captives held by Hamas, began to be quickly violated, as expected, by Israel, which no longer feels the pressure of the captives.
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