https://rt.com/news/turkey-host-nato-radar/comments/

https://rt.com/news/un-report-israel-assault/

Turkey is smart. Backing its military alliance with a gesture that doesnt really change anything, while throwing the glove at israel.

Why? Do Turkey want to show itself as the leading power in the region and reduce israels power?
Is this to force the US to take a choice; can it back israel, a country it has no alliance with (http://hnn.us/articles/751.html) or does it chose Turkey, a member of Nato, a allied nation.

Is this a way to get a new foothold in the changing middle east? Did the attacks on the MKK destroy what might have been more kurdish rebellion?
Or will the US just align their role, with a "special relationship" with israel, and to Turkey, as Turkey has with Iran, the main public enemy of the us and israel?

Can this be a secret hand to Tehran to force some changes that might remove turkey from the nato alliance and let it completely drop the idea of EU membership (who wants to board a sinking ship) and try to create a regional defence pact for the new middle east? Clearly it does not include israel, as it acts like all fascist states, its superiority is unquestioned and to admit mistakes is impossible.

The most troublesome is naturally the nuclear arsenal of israel. Only one country used such a disgusting weapon, and not even against soldiers but civilians, and the fearmongering/warmongering inside israeli politics is so insanely high and that the elite in israel are so paranoid and aggressive, we can only call them extremists.
Only extremists will ever use such horrible weapons and we have seen that terror is a weapon that has worked for israel in the past; why shouldnt these people, pushed up in a corner, might be able to use this?

I dont think its out of the world of concideration. People who hide those weapons do that for a reason and its damn not to help humanity.

It will be interesting to see how this pans out, but clearly a lot of mending has to be done and maybe israel for once will admit fault. But Im not holding my breath.