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A new Turkish threat is emerging. I want to be very clear. Turkey and Qatar have gained influence in Syria, are seeking influence elsewhere and everywhere throughout the region. And from here, I warn Turkey is the new Iran. Israeli politician Naftali Bennett, you know, the guy who's supposed to be the opposition to Netanyahu. Uh, well, he was kind enough to let his uh pay pigs here in the United States know which war Israel is going to drag us into next because the propaganda against Turkey has begun. So pretty soon, I'm sure we're going to be hearing about how Turkey is, you know, building dangerous weapons of mass destruction and we must go in and attack them immediately.
This is a disaster, but uh, it didn't just stop with Naftdali Bennett. I'm going to get into all the various claims that are being made by various Israeli individuals, including some who work as operatives here in the United States. Uh, meant to kick Turkey out of NATO, which would then justify the US attacking them because they're no longer a NATO ally. That's the whole point here. So, things have definitely escalated.
Uh, Turkish President Erdogan called out Israel's uh desperate attempts to torpedo the very fragile ceasefire between Iran and the United States. Supposed to last until the 22nd, April 22nd. And while Trump's administration says that they're not seeking an extension of this two-week ceasefire, Erdogan says that Turkey will be pushing for the truce to last longer to ensure that peace negotiations can continue. So that, look, I am not a fan of the Turkish government. Uh, but you're telling me that the guy who wants the ceasefire to last longer so peace negotiations can continue is the real threat. Okay.
So, uh, Erdogan says the following, and he hasn't been holding back lately. The real question is, is he just paying lip service to the people of Turkey who are furious over Israel's shenanigans lately? Or does he actually mean it? Because here's what he says. If there is to be peace in our region, it will be despite the Zionist regime. If stability is achieved, it will be, it will again be despite the Israeli government. And I actually agree with him on that.
But let's actually back up a little bit to understand how Israel um began to sour on Turkey in the first place. So after the October 2023 attacks on Israel and how they responded to those attacks, basically Turkey suspended all trade with Israel and they even closed their airspace to Israel. So already we see a a relationship that's kind of falling apart, if there was even much of a relationship to begin with. Now, they were peaceful with one another, but, you know, Turkey sees what's going on and they decide, no, we don't agree with this. Uh, we're going to close our airspace and we're going to ban trade with Israel. And as one can imagine, Netanyahu wasn't so happy about it.
Okay, so here's a post from Netanyahu just a few days ago, April 11th, 2026. Israel under my leadership will continue to fight Iran's terror regime and its proxies, unlike Erdogan, who accommodates them and massacred his own Kurdish citizens. And that's when things got even spicier. Okay, so Turkey's foreign ministry described Benjamin Netanyahu as the Hitler of our time. True. True. Responding to a post on X by Israel's prime minister accusing Erdogan of cooperating with Iran and massacring the Kurdish people.
Now, from my understanding, the Turkish government has not been particularly kind to the Kurds. I'll give you an a specific example. So, in Syria, during Trump's first term, he had a phone call with Erdogan. Erdogan wanted to pull US troops out of a region of Syria where the Kurds were fighting alongside the US, you know, in in an effort to overthrow Bashar al-Assad. Uh, for whatever reason, Trump listened and the Kurds were slaughtered. The Turks came in and they slaughtered the Kurds. They, that did happen. Now, the Kurds have carried out acts of violence against the Turks as well. So, I don't want to simplify this complicated issue. Uh, but I want to be fair and honest. And so when it comes to the Turks and the relationship that they have with the Kurds, it hasn't been all friendly. It hasn't been hunky-dory. And what we're hearing from the Israelis here isn't a complete lie. However, just stick with me because you are about to hear some pretty big lies from the Israelis.
So, uh, in response to that, the Jerusalem Post puts this piece out saying that Turkish President Erdogan on Sunday accused Israel of carrying out atrocities against Palestine and Lebanon and threatened potential military action against the Jewish state, similar to its past interventions in Karabakh and Libya. Let's talk about Karabakh, Israel. Let's talk about Karabakh. They're talking about Nagorno-Karabakh, which of course was ethnically cleansed of Armenians recently, thanks to the weaponry that Israel provided Azerbaijan, which did the ethnic cleansing. So spare me your BS concern of the people of Karabakh. Funny how you didn't mention anything in there about the Armenians that were ethnically cleansed thanks to your weapons. Disgusting pieces of crap. Anyway, and then they mentioned Libya. Doesn't Israel love what happened in Libya? Didn't they want a failed state in Libya? Which is exactly what they got. Obama was stupid enough to put American boots on the ground to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi. And now you have a failed state that engages in the slave trade. But hey, you know, no, no one in Libya is a friend of Iran's anymore, so Israel's happy. I just love that they're positioning themselves as the good guys. Come on, please.
Anyway, but the post, uh, the post came with a community note that I wanted to share with you all. Uh, they did clarify when Erdogan had made that comment. So, it turns out that Erdogan didn't make that comment recently. You know, the comment about threatening military action against Israel or the Jewish state. Apparently, he had made that quote, uh, July 28th of 2024. And for whatever reason, the Jerusalem Post has recycled it and given people the false impression that Erdogan made that comment recently. We'll be back with the news. But first, I wanted to tell you about something that's helped make my day a lot more efficient, and that's CookUnity. CookUnity has helped me stay balanced and nourished with my everyday meals, especially when I have so little time to cook. They're the first meal delivery service bringing you high-quality, locally sourced meals from award-winning chefs right to your door. I just tried their spicy rigatoni alla vodka with crispy basil breadcrumbs. The best part was that it's low sodium, soy-free, and even peanut-free, yet packed with so much flavor. CookUnity makes it easy to eat well while trying a variety of cuisines from all around the world. Every meal is handcrafted by chefs and made in local micro-kitchens, not these large production facilities. Your food arrives fresh, never frozen, in packaging that keeps meals fresh in the fridge for a whole week. There are hundreds of dishes to choose from, and the menu is updated constantly. You also get seven different dietary preferences: vegan, paleo, pescatarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and more. Experience chef-quality meals every week delivered right to your door. Go to cookunity.com/tyt or enter TYT before checkout for 50% off your first week. That's 50% off your first week by using code TYT or going straight to cookunity.com/tyt.
Why did they do that? Is it because they're trying to ratchet up tensions with Turkey and maybe pull them into this war? Get the United States to go to war with Turkey? What is that about? Pretty sick. Of course, that didn't stop loony Laura Loomer from using this disinformation against Turkey to call for their demise. Let me give you an example. She says, "Time for Turkey to be kicked out of NATO. Erdogan is threatening to attack Israel. But everyone who has been paying attention knows Erdogan has been utilizing Turkish military forces to provide support to Hamas terrorists and provide military training to Ghani's ISIS forces in Syria for the purpose of invading Israel from the Gaza border." Hold on, hold on, hold on. So, the uh, al-Qaeda terrorist who's now the leader in Syria, thanks to the dirty work of the Israelis and the United States, is now suddenly bad? Suddenly bad for Israel? Isn't, isn't Israel elated over the fact that they destroyed Syria? We funded, or I should say, we armed under the Obama administration, al-Nusra terrorists, which is an offshoot from al-Qaeda. And that's how you get someone like Ghani, again, a so-called former al-Qaeda terrorist, as the new leader of Syria. But he doesn't get along with Iran. Bashar al-Assad did. So, we had to do something about that, right, Laura?
Further, she says, "Erdogan is a lunatic jihadist and Turkey should not be allowed to purchase F-35 fighter jets from the United States." She, you know, mentioned in there that, oh, Turkey helped ISIS. My understanding is that Turkey also fought ISIS. But let's talk about ISIS. Let's talk about the, you know, the formation of ISIS because we didn't hear a damn thing about ISIS. And then suddenly, ISIS, ISIS, ISIS all over the news. A terrorist group that belongs in Islamic jihad. Totally like devout, hardcore extremist Muslims. That's what they are, right? Yet the only people they ever attack are Muslims. Weird. I've been doing some digging into ISIS because I'm realizing more and more that the narratives that we've been fed by our pathetic media is not really the full picture of how ISIS was formed and how ISIS has been utilized for Israel's purposes. What do I mean by that? Well, I turn to Whitney Webb's reporting from September of 2017.
So, journalist Whitney Webb wrote a pretty incredible piece. This was in Mint Press News, and here's what she found just by reading Israeli media and knowing what they're saying. There has long been speculation regarding ties between the Israeli government and the terror group D des. So, D des, ISIS. Um, that's the, I guess, other way of saying it. But since I have a hard time pronouncing it, every time you see D des, I'm going to say ISIS. Okay. Otherwise known as the Islamic State. Such speculation has been fueled by Israel's reference to ISIS as a useful tool and its acknowledgment that it views a Syria under complete ISIS control as a preferable, as preferable to the continuation of the current Syrian government. So this was when Bashar al-Assad was still in power. So they thought ISIS would be a better alternative to Bashar al-Assad. So Laura Loomer, what are your thoughts on that? Put it in your pipe, homegirl, and smoke it. This is what you guys wanted. You got it. You should be celebrating.
According to a report from the Israeli website, Iranian Marcazi and Abna news agency, Libyan security forces arrested an ISIS commander in the city of Benghazi, only to find out soon after that the man they had captured, Ibrahim Benjamin, was also an agent of Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service. Benjamin, who was known in Libya as Abu Haafs, had begun work in Libya after the 2011 NATO-led invasion of Libya had ousted former leader Muammar Gaddafi. You see how sick these people are? You see how sick they are? They create terrorist groups and then they cry about the terrorist groups and talk about how they are victims of these terrorist groups and the United States must defeat them.
Here's more from Whitney Webb's reporting. Again, this is from September 12th, 2017, Mint Press, uh, Mint Press News. Given that Israel has repeatedly stated it does not want ISIS to be defeated, it is clear that Benjamin, right, that's the Mossad agent who allegedly commanded hundreds of men in ISIS, was not gathering intelligence in order to defeat ISIS, but rather to strengthen it. In the case of Syria, ISIS was seen as a covert means of overthrowing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, an event that Israeli intelligence believed would result in Iran's loss of its only ally in the region. So, please spare me, Loomer, about your fears that Turkey is strengthening ISIS. Okay, your people created and strengthened ISIS. That is my theory here.
Anyway, uh, Israel sure loves to do things like fund Hamas, manufacture terrorist groups, so we all get scared, buy the boogeymen that they themselves created. Back to Turkey. Israeli politician Naftali Bennett continued evoking war by, uh, you know, telling the press that Turkey is Israel's new threat. Take a look. Let me just ask you whether there's a risk of further confrontation with Turkey based on comments that you've said in the past. >> Well, we need to ensure that Erdogan doesn't create a new alliance of radical Islam Sunni, uh, version, meaning an axis between himself, uh, Ghani, Qatar, and Hamas. Um, we, we've been facing for many decades the, uh, Shiite radical Islam, and I hope that Turkey doesn't choose to ferment terror and Islamism, uh, in, in its power. >>
Israel has a problem with Sunni Muslims like Palestinians, Shia Muslims like the Iranians. I mean, they seem to have problems with Christians, too, because they'd be bombing churches left and right. There's no question about that. How many Christians have been killed in Lebanon as a result of Israeli aggression? Do, do they get along with anybody? Do they get along with anyone? Iran shares a border with Armenia, a Christian nation, and they have had friendly relations. And in fact, Iran happens to be one of Armenia's, uh, main trading partners. How does a Christian nation get along with such a scary Muslim country? I don't know. It's weird. So weird.
Anyway, just a few days ago on Monday, the Turkish foreign minister said the following, and I agree with this wholeheartedly. Israel cannot live without an enemy, and its government is now trying to portray Turkey as one. Further upsetting the Israelis, Istanbul's chief prosecutor announced that an indictment had been filed against 35 Israelis, including Netanyahu, over the naval interception of dozens of vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza in late September and early October 2025. Among other things, they were charged with crimes against humanity, genocide, torture, and unlawful deprivation of liberty relating to the interception.
So, things are heating up between Israel and Turkey. The real question is, will the American people fight like hell to prevent the United States from getting dragged into a war with Turkey? Because it really does look like Israel is setting the stage for that to come next. And I don't want to go to war with Turkey. I think that would be stupid. So, we need to start thinking about this. We need to start thinking about how we're going to resist this. And more importantly, the number one goal should be decoupling from Israel. >> Every time you ring the bell below, an angel gets his wings. Totally not true. But it does keep you updated on our live shows.