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CDM has been out front reporting on the possible coming collision between the NATO member Turkey and The Jewish State.
Today, the Turkish President gave an important speech on the subject and gave insight into his thinking on the situation in the Levant.
A summary of Turkish President Erdogan's remarks today are below:
Netanyahu and his criminal network's attacks against Syria and Lebanon have reached a point that threatens not only these two brotherly countries, but now also Türkiye.
Türkiye’s security begins not only in Hatay, but also in Aleppo, Damascus, and Beirut.
We will not tolerate any fait accompli in our brotherly nations, nor will we turn a blind eye to aggression against them.
We are fully aware of what the ultimate objective of the delusion of ‘Greater Israel’ is.
God willing, we will never allow it.
Let me state this very clearly: no one should go looking for adventure, and no one should hitch themselves to the wagon of the Zionist network of massacres.
If anyone attempts to infringe upon the rights and interests of Türkiye and the Turkish Cypriots in the Eastern Mediterranean, I want it to be known that our response will be very clear—and very firm!
Israel must be stopped.
This is the duty of humanity and the front of humanity.
History must not be allowed to repeat itself.
Despite all of Israel's sabotage, Türkiye will do everything in its power to establish peace and tranquility in its region.
Israel is simultaneously engaged in a sinister effort to destabilize African countries and the Mediterranean.
The Zionist administration is, in every sense, a hotbed of sedition, a factory of discord, continuously producing unrest across a wide geography.
Eighty-five years ago, the silence and inaction in the face of Hitler led to the deaths of 80 million people worldwide. All of humanity paid the price for the madness of a deranged tyrant.
Today, the same mistake is being repeated. The genocidal actions of Gaza Butcher Netanyahu and his cabinet are being watched with the same silence and lack of response that once greeted Hitler.
No one should forget that when a fire grows, it does not only burn the region where it starts; its sparks spread across the world.
Just as the entire world is paying the price today for the unresolved situation in the Strait of Hormuz, if Israel's lawlessness is not brought to an end, all of humanity—along with the region—will bear the consequences.
We have intensified our preparations to ensure that the Ankara Summit becomes a landmark in NATO's history.
The recent announcement that President Trump will personally attend the summit is a valuable step for the cohesion and unity of the Alliance.
