Erdogan’s “right-hand man” and the Turkish president’s son are calling for a “boycott” on products of those who support the “Zionists”. In fact, Erdogan’s son requested an embargo against Israel and its supporters, as reported by Manolis Kostidis.

THE Alice Erbas, Turkey’s director of religious affairs, said: “There must be a decisive and sustained boycott of the products of companies that support Zionism. It is of great importance to fight against violence and tyranny in every way.”

The president of the Science Broadcasting Foundation, Bilal Erdoğan, also supported this call: “We don’t need these products that support Israel and we should try harder in this direction of the boycott.”

Meanwhile, the Turkish media make it clear that the US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken he will not visit Ankara unless something changes in his schedule.

Haberturk television network correspondent Ali Cinar reported: “US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s program has been announced. First he will be in Israel then in Jordan and later there is his tour in South Korea, Japan and India. On November 10 he will return to Washington.

The F-16s

We do not accept any conditions to get the F-16s, Ankara explains.

Sources of the Ministry of Defense asked that the process for the F-16 “finish positively and soon”.

CNN TURK reported: “They report that the technical meetings on the issue of F-16 supply have been completed. This was said in the briefing to the press and details were also given about the fight against terrorism. An important issue is that of the supply of F-16s from the USA. According to the sources of the Ministry of Defense of Turkey, the procedures of the technical committees of the two sides for the supply of the F-16 have been completed, we are waiting for the procedures to be completed in the USA. It is our wish that this process be completed positively and soon. We express once again that no conditions should be placed on this specific issue.”

Blinken’s visit to Turkey has been discussed for two days. But it is in the news of Ankara, as in Washington, neither yesterday nor today, no statement has been made about Foreign Minister Blinken’s visit to Turkey, just as Blinken’s official program was announced with the written announcement. We don’t know if Blinken will go from Jordan to Ankara at the last minute, but at this stage we can clearly say that Ankara is not in Blinken’s schedule.”