Turkey's balancing act after the Israel–Iran conflict
In the wake of the brief Israel–Iran war, President Erdoğan finds himself walking a tightrope. Ankara’s careful policy of balance has been tested by both opportunity and risk.
In the wake of the brief Israel–Iran war, President Erdoğan finds himself walking a tightrope. Ankara’s careful policy of balance has been tested by both opportunity and risk.
At the protestant church assembly in Germany, a map without Tel Aviv is used and massive anti-Israel bias promoted. A resolution to recognize a “state of Palestine” got approved. The German authorities subsidized this event with over eleven million Euros.
Israel cannot rely on regime change to ensure its security. It must aim at dismantling Iran into separate ethnic entities to ensure that, in the future, it will not become the grave menace that it was in the past.
For years, Azerbaijan has maintained a careful balance in its foreign policy – building strong strategic and military-technical ties with Israel, while also sharing a long border and deep cultural-religious connections with Iran. The full-scale war that erupted in 2025 made this balancing act far more difficult.
Macron is using the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the Iran-Israel standoff not out of genuine concern, but as tools to pander to the Muslim world.
Let us be clear: This is not the war of the Iranian people. It is the war of a regime that has ruled for 47 years through terror, repression, and ideological aggression – plunging the Middle East into chaos.
Suicide prevention shouldn’t be a niche topic reserved for professionals. It needs to be a national conversation, something every person in this country learns about.
The only way to prevent a civil war in Israel is to acknowledge its impending outbreak, so that steps can be taken to forestall it.
A year and a half after the Hamas-massacre, current media-coverage is overflowing with murmur and propaganda about Israel. History teaches us that propaganda and lies against Jews are a precursor to worse things. We Germans should have learned... but we haven't.
The penetration of ISIS into Egypt sponsored by the state’s own security apparatus is not a baseless accusation, but rather a ticking time bomb threatening the entire region. It reveals the true face of a regime that survives by engineering terror.
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