There are poses of sincerity with the Zionists in every field! Tradition has not been broken...
Despite the Mavi Marmara massacre, Turkey was the first country to initiate "normalization" with Israel. On August 17, Turkey and Israel decided to re-maximize diplomatic relations and appoint a mutual ambassador.
While the Zionist Israel reappointed its ambassador to Ankara the other day, President Erdogan's "contacts" in the USA also drew attention.
Erdogan, who met with the Zionists as it is "tradition" in every US trip, did not break the tradition in this visit!
President Erdoğan also met with the President of the World Jewish Congress, Ronald Lauder, in New York, where he is to attend the 77th UN General Assembly. The meeting was closed to the press.
President Erdoğan met with representatives of the umbrella organizations of the American Jewish community the previous day.
ALL WERE THERE!
In the meeting, which was closed to the press, Malcolm Hoenlein, Vice President of the Conference of Presidents of American Jewish Organizations, Gideon Taylor, President of the New York Jewish Community Relations Council, Rabbi Marc Schneier, President of the Ethnic Understanding Foundation, Jack Rosen, President of the American Jewish Congress, Abraham Foxman, Honorary Director of the Anti-Denial League, American Jewish Organizations Chief Executive Officer William Daroff, Turkish Jewish Community Co-Chairs İshak İbrahimzadeh and many umbrella organization representatives, including Erol Kohen presented.
TURKEY IS LIKE ISRAEL'S MOST STRONG ALLY!
The AKP government, which pardoned the murdering Israeli soldiers in return for compensation with the "normalization" agreement in 2016, instead of holding accountable after the Mavi Marmara massacre, could not even go to Gaza, which they had been saying for years, "We will go".
With the self-confidence of this alliance, Israel is also expanding the "normalization" ring in the Middle East. The visit of Israeli President Herzog, who came to Turkey at the invitation of Turkey last March, accelerated the "normalization" process.
Finally, on August 17, Turkey and Israel decided to maximize diplomatic relations and appoint a mutual ambassador. In this context, the Appointment Committee of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs decided to appoint Irit Lillian, Charge d'Affaires of the Embassy in Ankara, as ambassador.
It has been revealed that the new Ambassador of Zionist Israel in Ankara, Irit Lillian, used endless statements about Turkey in a statement she gave to the Israeli press last month.
Lillian said that Israel and Turkey agreed in line with their common interests.
Turkey has recently made important moves that will make Israel happy. These developments gave us hope and we saw that we can make lemonade out of lemons.
Milli Gazete revealed the limitless statements that Zionist Israel's new Ambassador to Ankara, Irit Lillian, used about Turkey in a statement she gave to the Israeli press in August. While the Israeli atrocities in Palestine continue with all their cruelty, Turkey continues to advance its relations with the Zionist regime day by day in the last year. The final stage of friendly relations was the official appointment of the new Israeli ambassador to the capital Ankara. Speaking to a newspaper published in Israel last month, the new ambassador Irit Lilian praised the diplomatic and political process that has developed between Turkey and Israel and drew attention to Israel's achievements. It was noteworthy that Lilian, who compared Turkey to a "lemon" in her interview, used expressions that did not fit into diplomatic courtesy such as "we can make lemonade from lemons".
“WE ARE ENTERING POSITIVE BILATERAL RELATIONS”
Lilian, in the said interview, "It was clear from the beginning that we were building a process with which we disagreed. We know there are some points we don't agree with at the moment. We can move forward and fix the issues later. For example, HAMAS offices in Istanbul are still there and it is a big obstacle. Renewed relations were built in a way that allowed the parties to address tensions quietly and constructively. We engage in smooth, positive bilateral relations with a wide range of activities, but we also know that there are points where we disagree," she said.
“WE KNOW WE ARE NOT GOING TO A PERFECT MARRIAGE”
Expressing that a conflict prevention mechanism has been established between Turkey and Israel, Lillian said, "The two sides are creating a conflict prevention mechanism to help them overcome the almost inevitable disagreements. We want to do everything we can to build a structure that can withstand political earthquakes in the future. During the reconciliation process, Israel and Turkey managed to turn tougher times into opportunities to build trust. In November, an Israeli couple was detained in Turkey for a week on suspicion of espionage. Israeli leaders openly thanked Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for helping secure their release. In June, Israel and Turkey worked together to thwart a plot to launch attacks on Israeli tourists. This was an event that allowed for excellent cooperation between the Turkish and Israeli security services. These two developments show that you can make lemonade out of lemons."
“THE TURKISH DELEGATION'S VISIT TO ISRAEL WAS OXYGEN”
"Israel was convinced of Turkey's seriousness by the level of official dialogue on re-establishing relations. Beyond the high-profile visits of Presidents Isaac Herzog and Lapid to Turkey and phone calls between senior Israeli leaders and Erdogan, senior advisers and diplomats held important meetings to move the process forward. To prepare for President Isaac Herzog's upcoming visit to Turkey, a Turkish delegation headed by Erdogan's spokesman and senior adviser İbrahim Kalın and Deputy Foreign Minister Sedat Önal arrived in Jerusalem on February 17, 2022. Authorities set a roadmap for re-establishing ties. This was an oxygen that had been missing for too long in Israeli-Turkish relations," Lillian added.
“I WAS WELCOMED WITH A WARM INTEREST IN ANKARA, THE DOORS OPENED TO ME”
Lillian said that although she came to Ankara when bilateral relations were shaky, the Turkish authorities treated her much warmer than she expected.
"I was prepared to be unable to meet with senior officials in Turkey and to be subjected to bureaucratic coercion by lower-level officials. But it didn't. Doors opened for me. I felt that the Turkish authorities wanted to talk to me, even though there were some restrictions on his access," she added.