Crickets played the saz all summer long!

I think there is no one who does not know the story of the cockroach and the ant, but at the same time, I wonder if I should not think this way because of my serious doubts about the state of our educational system.

Whoever knows this story about the harm resulting from wasting time on useless tasks instead of doing the necessary work on time, let him tell it to those who do not know.

He trains Foreign affairs’According to a statement An agreement was reached between Israel and Hamas regarding the exchange of hostages and a ceasefire for this purpose.

Sweet corn And United States of America

Process including GazaTurkey would be allowed to breathe for a while, and through a mutual exchange of prisoners, the women and children would gain their freedom, albeit a few in number.

But it was Turkey and its President Recep Tayyip Erdogan who aspired to this position before anyone else.

However, Erdogan preferred to be a street hero rather than patiently conduct diplomacy to get results.

He said such things and made statements that made him lose his qualifications as a “peaceful mediator” in this issue for both Israel and the United States, which should be considered one of the direct parties in this incident.

But look, Qatar and Egypt, which attempted the same mission, were able to get results.

Instead of making angry speeches in squares and on television, they focused on achieving results and, with the support of the United States, convinced Israel and Hamas to agree to a prisoner exchange and a ceasefire.

This made me remember the story of the cockroach and the ant.

now “Wow, you call our president a cricket?” I have to say this to the gentlemen/ladies prosecutors who will jump in anger: No, I don’t do anything like that.

Our president is truly a unique personality, he cannot be compared to anyone else, and no one can be like him; My position on this issue is clear!

However, our constitution allows me to point out the following: Erdogan could have been more effective in achieving results if he had maintained his position at the beginning of this incident, not been carried away by his voice, and been able to follow the events. case quietly.

But he did not choose that. Rather, he gave grandiose speeches that were of no benefit to anyone, especially the Palestinians who were victims of ethnic cleansing in Gaza. He strangled with his own hands what Türkiye and his “person” could do in this regard.

As a result, while Turkey could have helped the Palestinian people more, it missed the opportunity for some weak applause.

I would like this to be a lesson for Erdogan, but he failed in many opportunities over the course of 22 years and did not learn from them, and he will not learn from this either.

Who knows, perhaps in Imam Khatib schools it will be said, “This man is an atheist.” Aesop or La Fontaine There are no lessons mentioned in fairy tales either.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan

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Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan He traveled yesterday for meetings in London and Paris.

According to relevant news, these trips “With the Gaza agenda” It was relevant.

I cannot count the number of countries Fidan has visited and the number of foreign ministers he has met since Israel’s ethnic cleansing in Gaza began.

But I know that He did not find time to warm his seat in AnkaraHe ran from one place to another selflessly.

Did he expect these visits and meetings to produce results?

He gives me the impression that he’s a reasonable person, and I’m sure he didn’t expect that.

It was clear from the beginning that what Erdogan said on behalf of Turkey would not be taken seriously in Western countries.

The truth is that we did not hear that Fidan achieved any results from his visits with the “Gaza agenda.”

On the other hand, Hakan Fidan is the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey and I do not know if he is aware of this.

Just yesterday, as he was launching his “Gaza agenda,” the visa ban that Germany had publicly imposed on Turkish citizens, but declined to acknowledge, was on the “agenda” of news websites.

This is a blockade that has not been officially announced, but it is known to everyone, not only Germany, but also all Schengen countries.

If this issue does not concern the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who does it care about?

Why do we not hear that an active foreign policy is being pursued on this issue, that efforts are being made to protect the rights of Turkish citizens arising from international agreements, and that results are being achieved?

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan

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Mayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Tunc Soyer on “He insulted the Ottoman Empire and its last sultans.” An investigation into this allegation has begun.

According to what Ismail Saymaz wrote in Sozcu Ministry of InteriorHe appointed inspectors for Sawyer’s speech at the celebrations of the liberation of Izmir from enemy occupation.

Sawyer He added: “He targeted the Ottoman Empire and its rulers, insulted the memory of a human being, and incited the public to hatred and hostility.” Allegedly.

It is difficult to say anything today about what will happen at the end of the investigation, whether the prosecutor will file a lawsuit, and whether the ministry will appoint a guardian to replace Sawyer.

But let me help the investigators.

Unfortunately, the last sultan of the Ottoman Empire, Vahid ad-Din, was a traitor who fully deserved the lexical meaning of the word.

He was a traitor who issued a fatwa to kill those who tried to save his country from the foreign armies that invaded his country, and he did everything in his power to prevent the failure of the national struggle, and he did not even hesitate to use the title “Caliph of the Muslims” for this purpose.

In fact, when Anatolia and Thrace were liberated from enemy occupation, they handed over Istanbul to the commander of foreign forces. “Get me out of here” He wrote a letter, and one morning, he threw the jewels that were supposed to belong to the Turkish nation into his bag, boarded a British military ship and fled.

Even he knew that he was a “traitor”, and he knew that he had no choice but to escape.

In our country, even those who are not traitors can easily be labeled as traitors, but if you show someone worthy of this judgment, that person will be none other than Wahiduddin.

It is clear that those who ordered this investigation were full of nonsense from Fasli Qadir, whom they thought was a historian, and Najib Fadil, whom they thought was a philosopher.

And do not worry, the entire nation knows that Wahid al-Din is a traitor. No one feels hostility or resentment towards anyone simply because something they know has happened again.

Who is Mehmet Yilmaz? Mehmet Yaqub Yilmaz was born in Malatya in 1956. After completing his primary school at Antalya Devrim Primary School, and middle and high school as a free boarding school at Denizli High School, he graduated from Ankara University, Faculty of Political Science, Department of Economics and Finance in 1977. He began his career in journalism in 1975, while a student at SBF, at Yankee Magazine in Ankara under the management of Mehmet Ali Kışalılı. He also served as editor-in-chief of the magazine for a while. Before the coup of September 12, 1980, he served as press advisor to YOL and YSE – the trade unions affiliated with Türk İş, and published trade union newspapers and magazines. After completing his military service at the Military Academy, he returned to work at Istanbul Gelişim Publications. He served as deputy editor-in-chief of Erkekçe and Bilim magazines at Gelişim Publications and then editor-in-chief of Gelişim TV magazine. He moved to Hurriyet in 1985 and founded the Hurriyet Magazine Group. He published magazines such as Tempo, Blue Jean, and Playmen. Then he was appointed General Director of Periodical Publishing. He served with Erkan Arkali as General Manager during the transformation of Termli Publishing Company into 1 Number Publishing Company. He became the founding editor-in-chief of magazines such as Actwell, Cosmopolitan, Penthouse and Oia. He has founded more than 30 magazines so far. He published Posta newspaper at the beginning of 1995. At the end of the same year he founded the Fanatic newspaper, and at the end of 1996 he founded the Radical newspaper and served as general director of publishing. In 2000, he was appointed general director of publishing at Milliyet newspaper. After serving in this position for 5.5 years, he became CEO of Dogan Burda Gruppo. He worked as a columnist for Hurriyet newspaper from 2005 to September 2018. He began writing for T24 since October 2018. His books collected from his newspaper columns entitled: “I chose red, and love was under the blue”, “Say hello from me to all my loved ones”, “Is there life after love”, and “I have lost my sense of surprise, they are ‘nullified'” were published. His long story “Does Love Forgive All” was also published in a book. Mehmet Yilmaz, “the journalist who started most broadcasts in Turkish media”, is known for his articles and commentary on football, as well as current political developments.