Abdullah Öcalan’dan Devlet Bahçeli’ye cevap geldi! DEM Partili Cengiz Çandar TBMM’de okudu!

DEM Party Diyarbakır Deputy Çandar made assessments regarding the peace process in his speech at the Turkish Grand National Assembly. "These days mark the beginning of a brand new era in our country for social peace, strengthening our domestic front, and strengthening our national unity," Çandar said, adding that the message Abdullah Öcalan conveyed during his meeting with DEM Party Şanlıurfa Deputy Ömer Öcalan was, "I am for the country's social peace and the strengthening of the domestic front. I intend to contribute to this, and I have the power to do so." "Social peace in Türkiye and strengthening the domestic front mean bringing happiness to the Kurdish people in Türkiye, and such a situation will inevitably have a positive impact throughout the region. Such a development will also eliminate the perception of Kurds in Syria and Iraq as a potential threat to Türkiye's survival," Çandar said, adding that Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş's statement today "is heartwarming regarding the country's future." Highlights from Cengiz Çandar's speech: We are at the beginning of a brand new era. This day, when I take the floor in the Turkish Grand National Assembly to speak on a foreign policy issue, or more accurately, these days mark the beginning of a brand new era for social peace in our country, for the strengthening of our domestic front, and for the strengthening of our national unity. Frankly, this new era, on October 1st, the day the Turkish Grand National Assembly entered its new legislative year, took center stage about three weeks ago with a handshake gesture that the MHP leader later meticulously emphasized was not an impromptu one. Two days earlier, it reached a crucial stage with Devlet Bahçeli's crucial speech to the MHP parliamentary group. There was talk of an outstretched hand, and the most important figure to whom that hand was extended was Abdullah Öcalan, who—in violation of the law—has been in İmralı Prison for forty-four months without any news. Yesterday, DEM Party Şanlıurfa Deputy Ömer Öcalan met with him, and we were pleased to hear that Abdullah Öcalan did not reject the hand he was told had been extended, and on the contrary, he extended his own hand in a way that would serve the unity of the country, social peace, and the strengthening of the domestic front. He told the deputy who met with him: "If the conditions are right, I have the theoretical and practical power to shift this process from a foundation of conflict and violence to a legal and political foundation." In other words, he's saying, "I'm in." In other words, he's saying, "I'm in for the country's social peace and the strengthening of the home front. I intend to contribute to this, and I have the power to do so." "Kurtulmuş's words are reassuring regarding the country's future." Now, the task is to establish the aforementioned conditions. This is no easy task: it requires patience, attention, meticulousness, flexibility, dedication, and, most importantly, willpower. Yesterday's terrorist attack demonstrated that achieving domestic peace, social peace, and strengthening the home front are not easy, and that the situation is vulnerable to numerous provocations. On this occasion, as I said last night, I once again wish God's mercy upon the citizens who lost their lives in this terrorist attack, patience for their families, and a speedy recovery to the injured. If there's one positive lesson to be learned from this painful and condemnable incident, it's that numerous political figures have made statements urging that this terrorist attack will not fall into its desired trap, and that the provocation will not achieve its goal. I must admit that the words of Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş, "Those who perpetrated this terrorism were not two terrorists. We know the mind behind it. This attack was not a coincidence. We must continue our preparations thoroughly," are heartwarming for the future of the country. Based on this, I would like to bring to your attention the statement Selahattin Demirtaş made last night, immediately following this terrorist attack, by reading it word for word: “We condemn the attack in Ankara. We offer our condolences and prayers for patience to the families of those who lost their lives. We also offer our condolences to the injured and wish them a speedy recovery. The mindset that seeks to sabotage with bloodshed the search for solutions to our problems through dialogue, discussion, and politics should know that if Öcalan takes the initiative and wants to pave the way for politics, we will stand behind him with all our might. We will not accept any approach that discredits democratic politics and the pursuit of peace or renders them powerless. Everyone must make their own calculations accordingly. We will never allow the voices of those who demand peace to be suppressed this time, regardless of who comes from.” "The Middle East faces a period of immense uncertainty, unlike any it has ever fac...