:bism: (In the Name of God, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful)
(Peace be upon you)
Yeah, I understand what you mean, sis. But the honest truth is that if any leadership in a Muslim nation wants to stay in power, they're going to have to cooperate and be friendly with Israel. If they don't, the Western powers and Israel won't let them stay in power - it's as simple as that. That's just how geopolitics currently work; it's been proven time and again that to go against Israel for any Muslim nation means that Israel will plan to destabilize you from within and Iraq and Syria are examples that have lived out this truth before our eyes.
For example, Saddam Hussein was pro-nuclear weapons for the Arab world because he wanted to be able to attack Israel. Guess what? He's now gone and died a humiliating death. Read
Saddam Hussein's Dreams of an End to the Zionist Nightmare. Btw, I'm not saying Saddam Hussein was a great leader, because obviously he was a dictator and someone who couldn't in the end understand the manipulations of the Western powers that were happy to dethrone him at the earliest opportunity due to the unholy alliance that exists between Israel and America; to his credit though, he understood that Israel was a major duplicitous and cancerous player in the Middle East but in the end he underestimated both Israel and America to his fatal detriment.
Syria's relations with Israel have been "bad" for a long time and had historically even resulted in wars. Israel wanted Assad gone and this is proven from statements of Israel and other documents that show that Israel wanted the country of Syria to be destabilized, and it was the United States as proven in the book
The WikiLeaks Files: The World According to US Empire that furthered this ambition of Israel.
Tbh, it is a very deadly and stupid move for any Muslim nation to currently challenge Israel in any way; I think the vernacular "don't hate the player hate the game" is apt here because Israel is many ways the nerve center of how U.S. foreign politics is shaped (with clueless American public not realizing the extent to which we're held hostage to Israel's desires because in the modern-day context Muslims are easily scapegoated as villains while the American public largely remains ignorant of what the true cause of the problem is and right under their noses too!) and also influences many Western countries' foreign policies.
Muslims, for example, wonder why Saudi Arabia is friendly with Israel; well, the reason Saudi Arabia is able to "stand" today because it is friendly with Israel; the day KSA decides to change the rules is the day that Saudi kingship won't last and chaos will occur in the country.
Currently, the Muslim world is weak, and to challenge Israel means suicide for that Muslim nation. So, better not. Erdogan is smart and realizes that.
:wa: (And peace be upon you)
He also has started co-operating with Israel again. How a honest Muslim leader can do such things while Israel violates rights of brothers and sisters in Palestine every day?
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I don´t support coups but I don´t support kind of leaders neither.