Turkey Province: In Support of Gaza, a Unified Call to the Rulers "Two Years Have Passed! We Await Not Words, But Deeds!"

Turkey Province: In Support of Gaza, a Unified Call to the Rulers "Two Years Have Passed! We Await Not Words, But Deeds!"

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In the face of the brutal massacres (genocide) that have been ongoing for two full years, committed by the criminal Jewish entity against defenseless Muslims in the Gaza Strip, which have led to the martyrdom, injury, and loss of more than 240,000 Muslim men and women to date, Hizb ut-Tahrir / Turkey Province organized massive public marches in the capital Ankara, in the city of Islambol (Istanbul), and in the city of Şanlıurfa, under the title:

A Unified Call from the Squares for Gaza in Its Second Year:

"A Unified Call to the Rulers: Two Years Have Passed! We Await Not Words, But Deeds!"

On the occasion of the second anniversary of "Al-Aqsa Flood," which was launched by the mujahideen in the blessed land (Palestine) to confront the occupation and continuous massacres for a century, Hizb ut-Tahrir in the Turkey Province organized marches and press statements in Istanbul, Ankara, and Şanlıurfa, under the title "A Unified Call to the Rulers."

In the march organized by Hizb ut-Tahrir / Turkey Province, joined by many Islamic civil organizations in conjunction with "Dar Al-Tagheer Al-Jathri" (House of Radical Change) under the slogan "Let's Unite for Gaza" in defense of the defenseless Muslims who have been left alone under the yoke of genocide, siege, and ongoing occupation for 24 months, the demonstrators addressed a call to the Turkish regime under the slogan "Two years have passed, we await not words, but deeds!".

Thousands of Muslims, men, women, and children, participated in the marches and press statements, in addition to scholars, preachers, journalists, activists, and media personnel.

After the noon prayer, the marches set off in processions from the Muhammad al-Fatih Mosque to Beyazid Square in Istanbul; from Kocatepe Mosque to Sıhhiye Square in Ankara; and from Ali Şeyli Park to Rabia Square in Şanlıurfa. Muslims created historical scenes as they celebrated "Al-Aqsa Flood" and the people of Gaza, carrying banners of Tawhid and chanting Takbirs and Islamic slogans.

Each group of marches carried banners with messages related to Gaza. Among the slogans raised along the way: "Peace for Gaza, and the resistance continues," "Al-Aqsa Flood is a graveyard for the Jews," "The armies to Al-Aqsa," "The Freedom Flotilla is on its way, so where are the fleets?", "Either save Gaza or make way for the Ummah," "No to condemnation! No to talk! But to actions!", "Don't sit! Don't sleep! Move!", "I will not ally with America, I am a Muslim, I am a Muslim", "Down with the treacherous agent regimes," "Let the armies unite, and let (Israel) be destroyed," "The believers will unite, and (Israel) will be defeated," "The true dawn will rise, and (Israel) will be defeated," "The conscience of humanity will defeat Zionism," "Labbayk, Labbayk, Labbayk ya Aqsa," "One Ummah, one state, one solution: the Khilafah."

After the end of the march, speeches and programs began in the squares. The press statement in Istanbul was presented by the head of the Media Office of Hizb ut-Tahrir in the Turkey Province, Mahmoud Kar; in Ankara, it was presented by Islam Boztepe on behalf of "Dar Al-Tagheer Al-Jathri"; and in Şanlıurfa, it was presented by Saeed Dogan on behalf of "Dar Al-Tagheer Al-Jathri".

The press statement addressed the rulers of Turkey and other Islamic countries who had abandoned Gaza, and stated: "You, while hundreds of thousands of innocent people are being slaughtered, have condemned and conducted futile diplomatic talks. You posted tweets and organized marches. Some of you chose silence, and others chose continuous talking. You know very well that none of these steps were concrete and deterrent steps for a solution. Because the occupying Zionists do not stop with words. And the genocide, which will enter its third year, does not end with impassioned speeches. The oppressed in Gaza cannot be saved with words alone. Therefore, the time has come for actions, not words. What is required are concrete and deterrent steps. We do not expect words from you, but actions! We do not expect enthusiasm, but movement! We do not expect condemnation, but sanctions!".

The statement also listed nine points that include the concrete actions and steps that must be taken for Gaza. In the last part under the title "O Occupying Jewish Entity, O Most Cowardly and Degraded on Earth," words were directed to the perpetrators of the genocide: "All Muslim mothers have become breastfeeding their children with hatred of you. And fathers are advising their sons to uproot you from that land. And the youth are counting the days to join the army that will fight you. Muslims, from young to old, are working day and night to establish the Rightly Guided Khilafah that will uproot you from the land, and uproot your systems full of injustice and murder, and the systems of the Western colonialist infidels who stand behind you. And when this is achieved soon, the hearts of the believers will rejoice in the victory of Allah; and the faces of the oppressors will be blackened and their hearts will be filled with terror."

After the end of the press statement, journalist and writer Ahmed Farol, Anas Yilgun from "Al-Tawhid" magazine,Ahmed Turgut Ulucak from "The Prophetic Call to the Quran", Şükrü Hüseyinoğlu from the "Generation of the Quran" Association, and writer Dr. Abdul Rahim Şen, delivered their speeches in Istanbul. In Ankara, Abdullah Imamoglu spoke on behalf of "Dar Al-Tagheer Al-Jathri" and Emin Acun from "Al-Tawhid" magazine. In Şanlıurfa, the head of Imam Bukhari School Mullah Ibrahim Khalil Kaplan, Sayda Mullah Ahmed Tukhubi, Selim Kandemir on behalf of "Al-Tawhid" magazine, the spokesman for the NGO platform in Şanlıurfa Ibrahim Coşkun, the head of the "Qatra Rahma" (Drop of Mercy) Association Imam and Preacher Muhammad Amin Kutluay, and the head of the Shirazi Association for Science and Assistance Sayda Benjamin Kilic, delivered speeches on the occasion.