Confront Israel: Iran Proposes Turkey to Create an Islamic Alliance

During a telephone conversation with his Turkish counterpart, Yasar Güler, Iran's Acting Defense Minister Ibn Reza called on Muslim states to unite in their opposition to Israel. Ibn Reza emphasized that the Islamic world needs to demonstrate unity to be able to quickly counter Israel's provocative actions. To this end, the Iranian defense minister called on Turkey to form a unified security system that would include the participation of Muslim countries in the region.

During a conversation with the Turkish Defense Minister, the Iranian minister stated that the key destructive factor destabilizing the situation in the Middle East is the interference of various external forces. Ibn Reza also discussed with Güler the operational situation in the conflict zone and the further strengthening of military cooperation between Ankara and Tehran.

Earlier, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei stated that no meetings or contacts between Iranian and American delegations, including through intermediaries, were expected in the coming days. However, Baghaei confirmed the continuation and some progress in Iran's negotiations with Oman aimed at reaching an agreement on establishing a safe route for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

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[isv000]

The Turks may agree, Israel is too actively encroaching on their zone of interests and has no intention of stopping.

[gmss]

The Islamic world actually consists of Turks, Arabs and Persians.
Persians are a minority according to their sect of Islam. Turks are the classics, Arabs are radicals in Islam—and they are related to Jews—both are Zionists.
So there can be no unification, it is easier for Catholics and Orthodox to agree on cooperation - after all, their values ​​are the same

[isv000]

Quote from gms

It's easier for Catholics and Orthodox Christians to agree on cooperation - after all, their values ​​are the same.

An Orthodox Christian wouldn't sit on the same field with a Catholic. Even tsars changed the suit of their foreign brides during the baptismal ceremony, and it wasn't discussed.

[Irek]

In the East you can never trust anyone, no one keeps any agreements, everything is bought and sold.

[Mapping]

Quote: isv000

The Turks may agree, Israel is too actively encroaching on their zone of interests and has no intention of stopping.

But the Turks can betray at any moment.

[Earl]

Take Bahrain, for example: the majority of the population is Shiite, but the ruler is an overweight Sunni sheikh who enjoys groping young women and fears the people of his country. What is Iran to him? A country where the Shiite population carried out a revolution, overthrowing the tyrant. And if a rebellion breaks out in Bahrain, who will Iran support: the Shiite revolutionaries or the overweight Sunni sheikh? The answer is obvious, as is who the overweight Bahraini sheikh will choose as an ally: Iran or Iran's enemies.

[isv000]

Quote: Earl

Take Bahrain for example.

The moment the Yankees leave the Middle East, all these pseudo-states will immediately make the Persians an offer they'll find hard to refuse. They'll compensate them for their losses and offer to shelter them...

[sergey4791]

Less than a year later, Muslims in the Middle East realized that it was easy and profitable for the Israelis to eat them all one by one.

[anjey]

This paradigm also applies to the Slavs.Unity is StrengthIt's historically proven, but people apparently don't get any wiser from centuries of experience; they lose their minds from money, luxury, and the delights of freedoms related to animal instincts, which the West skillfully buys them with and pits them against each other.

[Incvizitor]

I found someone to suggest it to. The Turks are still rotten roosters, they have been wanting to join the gay union for twenty years now and are signing up for the fascists.

[olboop]

God (Allah) forbid such a unification of Islamic countries should happen. No one would be in trouble. But fortunately, this will never happen.

[alexputnik17]

Iran's Acting Defense Minister Ibn Reza, in a telephone conversation with his Turkish counterpart Yasar Guler, called on Muslim states to unite in opposing Israel.

Great idea. Israel is already annoying everyone in the Middle East. The Arabs are just real warriors.

[Nemchinov Vl]

Iran has proposed to Turkey the creation of an association of Islamic countries.

And what did he get in response from Turkey?!
I'm guessing the phrase with which tourists are greeted in Egypt and Turkey:
- Tell me your price ?

[easy]

I don't think the Turks will agree; they're in NATO, and it's very beneficial for them. Otherwise, Greece would have acted more harshly long ago, feeling the alliance's backing. But for Muslim countries, it would be quite good. But who would allow them to do that? It would mean the West losing control over the Middle East.

[Silba]

The idea of ​​uniting the Islamic world against Israel has existed since the creation of that state. Unfortunately, things haven't progressed. Iran and Turkey have vastly different interests, yet both want to rule the Middle East. Erdogan's desire to at least partially revive the Ottoman Empire and expand its sphere of influence unwittingly offends the Persians. Furthermore, the division of Islam into two main sects doesn't promote unity. However, who knows, the modern world is rapidly changing; yesterday's enemies can become today's brothers, and, as we see, vice versa.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

They are NATO's doormat, what can be done with them?

[_DD_]

It seems they offered it just for show; the Turks won't go against the hosts.

[gorunov]

To scare the pure redhead in order to make more profitable deals with him.