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Two Rose’s blue at the Lake Van basin,

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Antalya,
An is treated at a wildlife park that since the beginning of the year has cared for and rehabilitated 545 animals, including birds of prey

Photograph: Zehra Tekeci/Anadolu/Getty Images

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"The first significant #heatwave of summer 2024 is forecast to spread across a large part of #Europe.

Temperatures in #Greece and #Turkey have been astonishingly high, even record-breaking for parts of Greece and the Aegean Sea. At nighttime, the temperature was in the mid-30s, peaking into the low to mid-40s during the day."

https://www.severe-weather.eu/global-weather/first-significant-heatwave-summer-2024-forecast-europe-mk/

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-eaters line up on a branch in Konya,

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faab64 , to palestine group

Can you blame them?

They know that the words of US and Israel is not even worth a dog fart so they want to sign an agreement with international backers in order to have some kind of guarantees. Not that any of those countries will lift a finger to help the Palestinians when (not if, but when) Israel breaks the agreement.

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oatmeal , to palestine group
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/ The boycott is already here — and growing; but the current government has no answers

Some recent examples of boycotts and sanctions against Israel:

  1. , , and recognizing a Palestinian state.

  2. imposing an embargo on Israeli exports.

  3. canceling Israel's participation in a major defense exhibition.

  4. The banning Israeli citizens from entering the country.

  5. A British coffee shop chain, Pret a Manger, canceling its franchise agreement with an Israeli company.

  6. McDonald's facing a boycott in some countries due to its Israeli operations.

  7. The Israeli hi-tech industry, which is a significant contributor to the country's economy, is also being affected by the boycotts.

[...] "McDonald's network also faced a pro-Palestinian boycott that hurt its sales worldwide, according to its reports. In April, the global network acquired the Israeli operation, which consists of 225 branches, from franchisee Omri Padan, [...] McDonald's entry into Israel was one of the harbingers of the end of the Arab boycott that Israel had faced since its establishment. The acquisition of the Israeli operation by the global network was intended to reduce friction between the network and Muslim customers worldwide - among other things, by reducing the identification of the local operation with IDF soldiers and the captives held in Gaza [...] After October 7, Padan led an unprecedented operation of offering a 50% discount to soldiers in uniform at all network branches - and this increased the pressure on the global network. Estimates are that after the deal is completed, McDonald's will reduce or cancel the discount - in the hope of weakening the criticism and boycott against it worldwide."

Possible long-term effects these boycotts will have on the Israeli economy: higher living costs and reduced competitiveness. But the Israeli government's policies and actions are leading to increased international isolation and economic damage, and Israelis will, ultimately, bear the costs of these decisions.

[Hebrew] https://www.haaretz.co.il/tmr/news/2024-06-02/ty-article/.highlight/0000018f-d9ee-d5bc-a1bf-dffed0790000 or https://archive.md/rQsil

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owlets that fell from their nest undergo treatment in the intensive care unit of the animal hospital at Gaziantep,

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RememberUsAlways , to palestine group
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Everything the touch, dies while they ignore in .

’s Erdoğan says ‘spirit of UN dead in ’.
President says ‘ cannot even protect its own staff’ and hits out at fellow -majority countries for failing to agree a collective stance.



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@israel https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2024/may/29/israel-gaza-war-live-strikes-rafah-us-red-line

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One of the Turkish drones who participated in the allocation of the crashed chopper of president, made a symbolic maneuver to paint the flag of turkey by before leaving Iran

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Turkish wasn't able to locate the site of the crashed helicopter of Iranian president in East province of

faab64 , to israel group

Despite the announcement of the suspension of Turkish trade with Israel, a large number of ships continue to import and export daily between Israeli and Turkish ports.


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The Turkish British writer Elif Shafak has published 19 books, many of which are bestsellers, and her novels have been shortlisted for the Booker Prize, the RSL Ondaatje Prize and the Women's Prize for Fiction. Yet she's also one of Turkish literature's most attacked authors, the victim of a campaign that started with fringe nationalist groups and has now been taken up by individuals associated with the ruling Justice and Development Party. Kaya Genç writes for The Dial about how this case is part of a wider trend in President Erdoğan's "new Turkey."

https://flip.it/gUUPny

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Sherifazuhur , to syria group
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recruits to fight in Africa under supervision of Sultan Murad Division (we’ve been hearing & reading about this for quite some time usually from N African srcs) @turkey @syria

https://english.enabbaladi.net/archives/2024/05/turkey-recruits-syrians-to-fight-in-africa-under-supervision-of-sultan-murad-division/

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Flamingos at the Hürmetçi Reed Bed in Kayseri, Turkey

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Today in Writing History May 9, 1946: Ayşe Nur Zarakolu, Turkish author and activist was born on this day. Along with her husband, she cofounded Belge publishing house. She published books on the Armenian Genocide and the human rights of Turkey’s Kurdish population. As a result, the government imprisoned her repeatedly. Amnesty International designated her a prison of conscience.

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JPost— stopped all exports and imports to and from as of Thursday, Bloomberg News reported citing two Turkish officials familiar with the matter

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/ Turkey to join South Africa's genocide case against Israel

[…] "Upon completion of the legal text of our work, we will submit the declaration of official intervention before the ICJ with the objective of implementing this political decision,"

https://www.reuters.com/world/turkey-join-south-africas-genocide-case-against-israel-world-court-minister-says-2024-05-01/

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SerhatTutkal , to AcademicChatter group
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I had written an article about anti-intellectualism in , focusing on state violence targeting university actors and the criminalization and persecution of critical academics. It may be interesting for some colleagues due to recent worrying developments.
@violence @politicalscience @academicchatter @academicsunite

https://journals.tplondon.com/com/article/view/2856

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"Getty Museum restitutes ancient bronze head to Turkey" by Elena Goukassian

"Los Angeles’s J. Paul Getty Museum will return an ancient bronze sculpture of a young man’s head to Turkey after an investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office revealed that it had been looted in the 1960s.

Head From a Statue of a Youth (1st century BC-1st century AD), a bronze head with curly hair and light stubble on the chin, is believed to have been created as a separate cast from the rest of a now-lost life-size body that has never been identified. Researchers know the figure was once whole, because the neck has “evidence of ancient joins on the interior along the break”, according to a press release
, and the eyes—now mere holes in the metal—were “once inlaid with an unknown material”."

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https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2024/04/25/getty-museum-restitutes-ancient-bronze-head-turkey

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