Relations between Turkey and palestine
Turkish people and their government, shows sincere efforts to help the truth and disenfranchised Palestinians, unlike Iran, whose leadership of the Palestine certainly is seen as a subject of bargaining with the West and America. However, it is possible that ordinary Iranian people, or at least part of it, cultivate sincere feelings towards Palestine. Turkey has successfully continued to provide support, we know that the supply of Iranian Revolutionary Guards to monitor the Turkish ship for their protection blatant lie and an attempt to obfuscate slaps that Turkey has given Israel. The bloody tragedy of Palestine causes pain in the heart of every believer and every man who thinks freely, because the truth about Palestine is clear as the sun, and injustice against its population is evident. Regardless of the current weakness and humiliation, the ummah will never forget nor leave Palestine, Quds, Masjid al-Aqsa, or its honorable and steadfast fighters. Thus the question of Palestine has become a source of strength, unity and confidence of all Muslims, especially those who provide assistance and support to the Palestinians. Ummah in songs celebrated those who helped and defended the Quds, from El-Farouk Umar b al-Khattab, Allahu anhu, who was freed and returned to life, through all the commanders and fighters, who were with him to the Sultan Nuruddin Zenkija and his father Sultan Mahmud, then brave conquerors, of Kurdish origin, Salahuddin Ayyubi. I can’t forget to mention the other brave soldiers as they were Izzuddin Shaykh al-Kassam al-Shami, Abdulkadir al-Husaini and others. To solve the Palestinian issue they advocated many leaders, parties and organizations, especially leftists and revolutionaries, the worldwide rising dust and provoked applause from the people. Consequences were the increasing loss of Palestine, but also increase the commitment of the Palestinians (Pappé; Hilal; Tauris; 2010).
The role of Iran
Today, we often hear the voice of the Iranian
The role of Iran
Today, we often hear the voice of the Iranian