Breaking: Turkish Deputy Education Minister tweets at Netanyahu: ‘You will die’

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Turkey's deputy education minister Nazif Yilmaz wrote that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "will die."

"One day they will shoot you too," Yilmaz wrote in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, in response to a video Netanyahu posted showing Israeli Air Force strikes on Gaza.

"You will die," Yilmaz wrote.

Some very unfortunate comment here by Turkey's Deputy Education Minister. You certainly don't make such comments (if this information is correct) and you don't want to escalate the situation and tensions between Muslim countries and Israel.

I don't know whether this has been taken out of context but if it's not then it's a threat to not only the Deputy Education Minister but to all other Jewish Politicians.

It is known that Hamas is supported by Iran. This is no secret. But what most people fail to see is the elephant in the room!

And as always (just I have said numerous times in my other thread) I am not taking sides or have any support and sympathy for the Israeli Armed Forces or Hamas. They have both killed thousands in this conflict and most of them are civilians including a lot of children and women.





www.timesofisrael.com...#:~:text=Turkish%20deputy%20education%20minister%20Nazif,of%20IAF%20strikes%20on%20Ga za.

The Times of Israel has the same story

It will never happen!

Bring on the 200 million man army in the ME.....watch what happens.

It will take 6 months to bury the dead.

a reply to: Muldar

a reply to: Muldar

I keep warning people about Turkey's President Erdogan. Too many articles about his secret desire to raise the Ottoman empire. I started questioning his true intentions for the region when I read about all of his meetings with Egypt's short term Muslim president, Mohamad Morsi, back in the day before he was removed.

We are all going to die one day. Hard to argue with one of the few things we can be certain about.

Events like this have a habit of revealing the turkish regimes islamist nature.
They should be kicked outta NATO until they get a government who is aligned with the values of the western world.

No islamists in NATO thank you.

originally posted by: kwakakev
We are all going to die one day. Hard to argue with one of the few things we can be certain about.

That's a reality of life together with taxes and Biden's lies.

But this was meant as a threat.

originally posted by: Silcone Synapse
Events like this have a habit of revealing the turkish regimes islamist nature.
They should be kicked outta NATO until they get a government who is aligned with the values of the western world.

No islamists in NATO thank you.

Turkey is party of NATO because of geopolitical and strategic reasons and not because we have sympathy for their regimes or way of life. Although most Turkish and Kurdish people I ve met are much more open to the Western way of life. At least this is my impression.

originally posted by: DeathSlayer
It will never happen!

Bring on the 200 million man army in the ME.....watch what happens.

It will take 6 months to bury the dead.

a reply to: Muldar

On which side?

I remember similar rhetoric being said when the Ukrainian Russia conflict started and look where we're at now. Half a million dead Ukranian soldiers and people are still advocating for it. They literally ment it when they said "to the last Ukranian".

Are we to now say "till the last Israeli"?

This is insane. The Israel government turned Gaza into an open air prison then acts shocked when the inmates violently lash out against their captors. It doesn't justify the killing and violence but HAMAS has achieved more in 72 hours than decades of peaceful resistance from nonviolent Palestinians.

Much like Ukraine and Russia the adults in the room will need to intervene but the problem is you can't expect Netanyahu or Biden for that matter to start advocating for peace.

I believe that's at the core of the tweet as well. It's more of a warning than a threat. He made no mention of which side fired it.

Let's all not forget there were massive rallies and demonstrations planned last weekend by Israeli citizens against Netanyahu and his treatment of Palestinians. Then the attack happened and the first thing Netanyahu did was cancel all further protests and demonstrations against him. All Rrather convenient if you ask me.

Remember when they said Iraqi soldiers were ripping babies from incubators in Kuwait? This all seems oddly familiar. Not saying it didn't happen. Just saying stay observant folks.

originally posted by: Muldar
Some very unfortunate comment here by Turkey's Deputy Education Minister. You certainly don't make such comments (if this information is correct)...

I don't know whether this has been taken out of context

So, you didn't even do the bare minimum to go and see the tweets for yourself to be sure of what you were reporting on?

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: Muldar
Some very unfortunate comment here by Turkey's Deputy Education Minister. You certainly don't make such comments (if this information is correct)...

I don't know whether this has been taken out of context

So, you didn't even do the bare minimum to go and see the tweets for yourself to be sure of what you were reporting on?

I can't access this twitter page for some reason.
But the story has been reported by FoxNews and TimesofIsrael as well as others

Nazif Yılmaz, Deputy Minister of National Education of Türkiye, responded to a tweet by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by warning, "You will die."

In a tweet, Netanyahu shared a video of the IDF attacking Hamas targets in Gaza, captioning it, "We are continuing with all our might."

Responding to this, Yilmaz wrote, "One day, they will fire at you, too. You will die."

www.israelnationalnews.com...

The tweet it's displayed above and it's in my OP too.

a reply to: Muldar

What amount of weight should anyone take from a Minister of Education's comments, who has no involvement with the country's defense? None, I should think.

a reply to: quintessentone

I saw it as testing the waters for the reaction

originally posted by: Muldar

originally posted by: Silcone Synapse
Events like this have a habit of revealing the turkish regimes islamist nature.
They should be kicked outta NATO until they get a government who is aligned with the values of the western world.

No islamists in NATO thank you.

Turkey is party of NATO because of geopolitical and strategic reasons and not because we have sympathy for their regimes or way of life. Although most Turkish and Kurdish people I ve met are much more open to the Western way of life. At least this is my impression.

Turkey is also a part of NATO because they have a secular government that the people prefer, but if Erdogan gets his secretive way and keeps increasing his own presidential powers, that will change. Guaranty it.

originally posted by: nickyw
a reply to: quintessentone

I saw it as testing the waters for the reaction

Israel has been adamant for decades that Palestinians will never have an independent state even though both sides signed the Oslo Accords, which was never realized or rather nothing came of it. So I'm not sure what reaction anyone would be looking for when history shows what the reaction by Israel has been all along.

originally posted by: Muldar
Turkey is party of NATO because of geopolitical and strategic reasons and not because we have sympathy for their regimes or way of life. Although most Turkish and Kurdish people I ve met are much more open to the Western way of life. At least this is my impression.

Yeah I get its about the locaton mainly.
I should say I didn't mean to imply all Turks are Islamists-I was refering to Erdogan and his regime only.
The only 2 people I know from Turkey think he sucks big time.

Isn't it amazing that all throughout history how many wars have been fought in the name of God? And it would have to be a very vain diety indeed to sit back and accept that kind of exaltation as so much blood flows freely!

In the Middle East -where wars occur on an average of every seven years- it's never been about a miserable little strip of desert, but about doctrines and I find it interesting that the only religions that go at it fang-and-claw with such insane zeal are the Hebrews, Muslims and Christians. Meanwhile, in comparison the Hindu, Buddhist, Shinto and Taoist nations manage to coexist pretty peacefully. It's also compelling that the biggest difference between them all would be that the religious warriors worship only one God, while the peaceful "pagans" have many. Perhaps that's why Polytheism flourished so well for 3,000 years before Christianity came along and reduced that panoply of multiple Creators down to a singular one.

For my money it's waaaay past time to bring back Mount Olympus! reply to: Muldar

a reply to: quintessentone

all ministers speak for their administrations. So if one goes off message so badly, the defense minister or prime minister needs to clarify.

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: quintessentone

all ministers speak for their administrations. So if one goes off message so badly, the defense minister or prime minister needs to clarify.

Perhaps in the U.S. administration but other countries politicians may just spout off and others simply ignore them.

originally posted by: Silcone Synapse
Events like this have a habit of revealing the turkish regimes islamist nature.
They should be kicked outta NATO until they get a government who is aligned with the values of the western world.

No islamists in NATO thank you.

That was my first reaction as well. This is a NATO "ally." Why do we need them? Any conflict we could possibly need their bases for, they're not gonna be on our side anyway and won't let us use them.

originally posted by: gsbltd
Isn't it amazing that all throughout history how many wars have been fought in the name of God? And it would have to be a very vain diety indeed to sit back and accept that kind of exaltation as so much blood flows freely!

In the Middle East -where wars occur on an average of every seven years- it's never been about a miserable little strip of desert, but about doctrines and I find it interesting that the only religions that go at it fang-and-claw with such insane zeal are the Hebrews, Muslims and Christians. Meanwhile, in comparison the Hindu, Buddhist, Shinto and Taoist nations manage to coexist pretty peacefully. It's also compelling that the biggest difference between them all would be that the religious warriors worship only one God, while the peaceful "pagans" have many. Perhaps that's why Polytheism flourished so well for 3,000 years before Christianity came along and reduced that panoply of multiple Creators down to a singular one.

For my money it's waaaay past time to bring back Mount Olympus! reply to: Muldar

It's not like that made people of those other religions more peaceful. They just found other excuses to slaughter people, like communism.