Erdogan criticizes Netanyahu for showing up at the march, accusing him of atrocities and saying he should be ashamed or something.
Then he meets with the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and rolls out the red carpet for him, including having 16 men dressed in military outfits of previous Turkish Empires that ruled in Central or Western Asia.
Honestly, the picture says it all:
HURRIYET DAILY NEWS – Turkey’s new presidential palace witnessed a “dress show” during a welcoming ceremony for a visiting head of state for the first time on Jan. 12.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan shook hands flanked by the costumed retinue, before moving on to the meeting room for bilateral talks.
Actors dressed in the military costumes of 16 states founded throughout history by Turks staged a dress show as Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met with his counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara. (Hürriyet Photos / Rıza Özel)
According to the official narrative, the 16 Great Turkish Empires that ruled in Central or Western Asia, as well as parts of Africa, are as follows: The Great Hunnic Empire (209 BC-93 AD), the Western Hunnic Empire (48 AD-216 AD), the European Hunnic Empire (375-469), the White Hunnic Empire (390-577), the Göktürk Empire (552-745), the Avar Empire (565-835), the Khazar Empire (651-983), the Uighur State (745-1369), the Karahanids (840-1212),the Gaznavids (962-1186), the Great Seljuk Empire (1040-1157), the Harzemshahs (1097-1231), the Golden Horde State (1236-1502), the Great Timur Empire (1368-1501), the Babur Empire (1526-1858) and the Ottoman Empire (1299-1922).
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