Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fedan went on CNN Turkey and he made some damning anti-Israel statements. These people have become a burden to humanity that we can no longer bear. Their policies, their mindset, their humanity cannot bear this. The conscious of humanity cannot bear this. Political systems cannot bear this. Economic systems cannot bear this. No matter what system you look at, there’s no parameter that can bear these people. That is why we always say to the international community when they ask me why are you making me the sole problem? I may be the only country speaking out against this and speaking loudly because it’s a problem for all of us. If you want to solve this problem um then you have to speak out about it. Basically, that’s what he was saying. Basically calling Israel and these people the problem.

And then he called on the world to impose the necessary sanctions on these people. Maybe he’s referring to the fact that that Israel fights against its enemies and that causes economic disruptions. This is part of a pattern coming out of Turkey and the pattern includes a strategy that actually plays out in some policy to marginalize Israel. If Fedan’s comments stood alone, you could write it off as maybe just him running his mouth, but it does not. Erdogan himself has said that the genocidal occupying expansionist ideology called Zionism threatens not only him and not only Turkey and not only his alliance, but it actually threatens everybody. This is a very recent quote, from a week ago. Erdogan ties genociding expansionist occupying Zionism to threats to Turkey and to the 2016 coup attempt and then he pivoted immediately to talk about the Zionists. He says that Zionism threatens not only me, not only our party and not only our alliance but everyone. When we fight Zionism, we are not conducting a personal struggle for ourselves. We are conducting we are conducting this struggle for our own survival and for the collective survival of our nation. The problem is Israel. We need to deal with the Israel problem.
Erdogan has publicly compared Netanyahu to Hitler at the UN assembly. This was a couple years ago, but he’s done this repeatedly. He did it also again recently.
An Istanbul court has actually moved to indict Netanyahu and 34 other Israeli officials on genocide charges. Now, that indictment has no real legal force. No one’s going to arrest Netanyahu because of a Turkish court filing. But that’s not the point. The point is that they’re making normal relations with Israel politically radioactive for anyone who’s paying attention. They’re making their position very clear. And within Israel, Hakan Fedan, this foreign minister is seen as maybe the most dangerous figure in this whole picture because he’s not just a foreign minister. Foreign minister in many countries is often a stepping stone to being the head of state. And he’s not just a foreign minister. He’s a former intelligence chief. And a lot of people who watch Turkey closely think that he’s the one who might be succeeding Erdogan. And Israeli officials see him as someone who’s very close to the Iranians. There’s one Israeli intelligence analyst who’s been quoted calling him, Hakan Fedan, the most dangerous man for Israel in the region going forward.
It will be interesting to see what role in Biblical end times prophecies that Hakan Fedan plays. We know that Turkey is one of the lead nations that come against Israel in battle, so it is likely that Fedan will play a role in bringing the Muslim nations against Israel.

