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Although Turkey and Israel reestablishing diplomatic relations is a matter worth celebrating, as long as Islamist Erdogan is in power, the country will continue to be hostile toward Israel and support the Hamas terror group.
“Just like diplomatic ties were upgraded, so too could they be downgraded if needed. But if we can now reconcile, then why not?” official says.
Those who urge Israel to appease the Palestinians have treated a corrupt Holocaust denier and terror funder who repeatedly turned down peace as a legitimate leader for decades.
The Iranian aggression on Turkish soil has not stopped Erdogan from scurrying to Tehran several weeks ago to meet his Iranian and Russian counterparts.
Airline purchases 20 Boom Supersonic Overture jets – designed to fly twice the speed of today's fastest commercial aircraft – slated to roll out in 2025 and carry its first passengers by 2029.
