Tens of thousands of people will cross the Mediterranean. Millions of people will stop Israel. The one who reopened Hagia Sophia will save Jerusalem! It will be pressured by peace, disciplined by war. Both patience and the plan are for one grand objective. Don't you see how history has accelerated?

From Chile to Colombia, from Copenhagen to Spanish cities, from Morocco to all 81 provinces of Türkiye, and across every capital in Europe, hundreds of thousands of people were in the streets.Even in countries that back the U.S.-Israel axis, crowds poured into squares in anger, and even in places where political awareness is almost non-existent, people marched for Palestine. Stadiums filled with tens of thousands reverberated with chants of “Gaza.”

Each person, whether acting alone, through mass organization, or by swelling crowds, was taking part in perhaps the largest, most heartfelt reaction in human history. Putting aside religion, language, race, or political views, they were simply doing what being human requires.

Since its founding, Israel has lost all of its theses and all of its narratives; it has been reduced to zero. It no longer has anyone to speak for it, nor any doors left to knock on. In the eyes of humanity, Israel has lost its legitimacy as a state. What it has done in Gaza was suicide. From now on it will no longer be accepted as a “state” in any meaningful sense.

Israel unleashed global hatred of Jews. Since World War II, the narrative of the “oppressed victims of genocide” has been erased. A truth has settled in: a society that is hostile to humanity, that spreads evil across the earth, that uses U.S. military power to threaten all humanity, and that has no moral foundation — that is how many now view the Jewish community tied to Israel.

We can say this clearly: since 1948, there has never been such a reaction to Israeli massacres and terror. This is a watershed moment; it will not be reversed. All the atrocities they commit from now on will not be enough to prolong Israel’s life. Even their “friends” will see them as a threat.

Gaza changed the world. The people of Gaza — through what they lived, their deaths, their resistance, their patience and trust in God — changed humanity and became a mobilizing force, an example. Gaza reminded all of us of our raw, naked human condition beyond the statuses we hold.

The first move was hundreds of people and dozens of boats gathering from many countries to cross the seas toward Gaza and filling the squares. Much larger crowds will stand up to Israel from sea and land. Israel has no power to prevent this. It cannot stop the human tide.

Israel’s acts — boarding ships in international waters of the Mediterranean like pirates, kidnapping these people, locking them in cells, torturing and humiliating them — have increased the hatred felt toward them and will increase it further. These people returned to their countries and will tell everything. Humanity, which knows the horrific massacres in Gaza, will condemn Israel as a “state that should not exist on the earth.” It already has.

From now on it will be not fifty boats but five hundred, not hundreds of people but thousands, organized to stand against this rogue state the U.S. axis protects, this terror racketeer. With every attempt, the crowds will grow. It is impossible for Israel to stop this. It will be the hundreds of thousands gathered in the squares that will break Israel’s resistance.

This is clear: wherever Israel exists there is war and attack. Where it exists, peace is impossible. There is a society poisoning the great nations’ geography of the Middle East and dragging all humanity into catastrophe. Therefore peace must be imposed by force. If they do not understand, war and power must make Israel kneel; the Jewish nation that feeds its barbarity must be brought under control.

The system they built since World War II is collapsing and will collapse. For the comfort of the earth and the future of the human race, this system will be toppled. There will be no mechanism, structure, or shield rebuilt to protect them again. They committed such great evils that today they are being kicked out of restaurants and airports; tomorrow they will be expelled from countries.

For the first time in history, Türkiye has emerged as a power that can rein Israel in. A state known as an “Israel friend” has, for the first time, seen the danger and begun to take steps to remove that danger in line with its natural course. History will continue in that direction. Because the problem between Türkiye and Israel is not limited to Gaza.

In everything we do in our natural geography, we are in conflict with Israel, and this will not change unless our view of the geography changes. In that sense, the twentieth century is only a parenthesis in which Israel found a right to exist; but that parenthesis has now closed, and there will be no living space for it in this form. As extreme as it may sound, a Türkiye-Israel war will inevitably happen.

Millions were in the streets trying to stop the genocide when the Trump-Netanyahu Plan was announced. A plan that would stop the genocide but hand Gaza over to Israel. Because that was how Trump and Netanyahu presented it. It drew huge backlash. We all asked, “what is happening?” After the genocide, this plan seemed like it would completely eradicate Gaza. Hamas would be eliminated, Gaza emptied and gifted to Israel!

Even the kidnapping of those on the flotilla seemed as if everything was unfolding as part of a large plan in Israel’s favor! But we had not yet seen Türkiye’s game plan. We had not yet seen the response Hamas would give.

Hamas’s wise response and subtle politics suddenly changed the wind. Hamas announced that it would transfer weapons to the authority that will govern Palestine, that this power would be Palestinian, that prisoners would be released, and that it would negotiate with Trump on all matters to end the occupation.

Undoubtedly that response was prepared wisely; Türkiye’s game plan was reflected in the reply. It suddenly put Israel on the opposite side of the table. Trump replied quickly to Hamas without waiting for Israel’s cue and said, “stop the attacks.” The situation instantly turned into a Trump-Hamas negotiation, which was a major diplomatic success.

Whatever happened, it happened at the last meeting between President Erdoğan and Trump. We do not know the details, of course, but it is clear something changed there, that Erdoğan offered proposals to free Trump from Israel’s manipulations.

“Stop the occupation and we will strengthen your hand” may have been the essence of the approach. A window was opened to show the matter is not what Israel describes; a path was proposed, perhaps.

Whoever authored Hamas’s reply used a high diplomatic language. It is clear those who wrote this text were thinking several steps ahead.

Israel’s attempts to play Trump and the regional countries will resume. I don’t think they will succeed, but it is obvious these killers will try to sabotage the current process. Netanyahu is finished as a killer and a genocidaire. Israel has been isolated from the whole world. It cannot shake off the label of genocide.

The Middle East is where the deepest and darkest corridors of diplomacy are experienced. Many U.S. presidents have been tested here. In this geography, 24 hours has become a very long time. This is a place where a plot staged at night can be reduced to zero by morning.

I believe Trump negotiates every issue concerning our region with Erdoğan. He knows Türkiye is the main power in the region and thinks any issue solved with Türkiye will be long-lasting. For him, the whole region is discussed between the U.S. and Türkiye!

Remember: we are in the era of “Patron States” and “Strong Leaders.” All of Trump’s personal efforts are also aimed at donning the uniform of the “Strong Leader.” Seen from this angle, the pieces fall more clearly into place.

So what might happen next? Sensitivity to Gaza and pressure from the masses will continue. Israel will be suffocated. Under a peace plan, Israel withdraws, aid goes to Gaza, reconstruction begins. Or Israel sabotages all of it and implements a new model of massacre.

Then not even the U.S. could save Netanyahu; they would throw him overboard and a punitive era for the genocidaires would begin. In the last 48 hours alone, 94 civilians were martyred in Gaza. Israel’s attacks have not stopped. There is hopeful anticipation for a ceasefire to be implemented. But every twenty-four hours is crucial.

If Israel continues like this, Türkiye-Israel relations will be pushed from crisis to conflict. Because this is a geography issue, and Türkiye has again emerged as a power that will shape geography. Israel will not be able to stand against that.

As long as President Erdoğan is present, Gaza will never be left unowned. As long as Türkiye exists, Palestine will never be without someone to stand for it. In the large region from now on, Türkiye’s centuries-old wisdom will be decisive.

The effects of every move President Erdoğan makes emerge over time. Even if they are not understood at first, they produce powerful results later. The same will happen here.

We will continue the struggle. We will keep filling the squares, crossing the seas, and isolating Israel around the world. Türkiye already knows what steps it will take.

Because behind every move lies a political genetics as strong as the Seljuks and the Ottomans.

Never forget: the twentieth-century parenthesis has closed. History has returned to its natural basin. For Israel and the foreign elements of the region, their time is up.

Israel will have no choice but to kneel before Türkiye. That is the only way it can survive. Otherwise, Israel will not exist in the second quarter of the twenty-first century.

The man who opened Ayasofya after eighty-six years also has a plan in mind to save Jerusalem and to settle the account for 1917.

History and geography are being reformatted according to today’s conditions. This reformatting is not limited to power relations alone; it is being done with the memory of nations and cities and the political genetics of centuries.

When looking at Gaza and Jerusalem and thinking about Türkiye’s game plan, one must never forget how decisive these factors are.