Turkish President RT Erdogan called for the creation of an Islamic alliance against Israel. "Resisting Israel is a religious duty for Muslims," ​​he said. Just like in the good old days - "throw Israel into the sea". There was such an almost regional doctrine. Only then was Ankara an ally of the United States and Israel. True, there is something else interesting here. Erdogan speaks on behalf of all Muslims, as if Turkey had returned 100 years back to the time of the Ottoman Empire. Israel, of course, unites the region with its actions, but even it is unable to bring back the Ottoman "golden age". At the same time, the words are undoubtedly alive (Erdoğan is an excellent speaker). And they show the growth in international relations of the importance of religious consciousness, which was thrown to the margins of history in the last century.

Turkish President RT Erdogan called for the creation of an Islamic alliance against Israel. "Resisting Israel is a religious duty for Muslims," ​​he said. Just like in the good old days - "throw Israel into the sea". There was such an almost regional doctrine. Only then was Ankara an ally of the United States and Israel. True, there is something else interesting here. Erdogan speaks on behalf of all Muslims, as if Turkey had returned 100 years back to the time of the Ottoman Empire. Israel, of course, unites the region with its actions, but even it is unable to bring back the Ottoman "golden age". At the same time, the words are undoubtedly alive (Erdoğan is an excellent speaker). And they show the growth in international relations of the importance of religious consciousness, which was thrown to the margins of history in the last century.