David Romano interestingly points out that Israel manages to live (however unhappily) with Hamas and Hizbollah on its borders & by contrast, YPG in Syria never attacks Turkey, so why can’t Ankara manage with this too?https://www.rudaw.net/mobile/english/opinion/06082019 …
How many pro-Hamas & Hizbullah parliamentarians at Israel's Knesset? For Tel Aviv, Hamas&Hizbullah EXTERNAL threats, For Ankara, things happening in NE of Syria directly related to domestic politics, thus PKK-affiliated YPG more like a INTERNAL threat against unity of state..
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Anybody can be pro-any group in a parliament. What Syria’s Kurds do or build has nothing to do with Turkey’s internal affairs. Kurds in Turkey supporting those in Syria or YPG doesn’t give Turkey the right to act as if it’s an internal issue. Syria is a different country.
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You must be on drugs
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Pro-Hamas and Hisbollah politicians in the Knesset are not unusual, Haneen Zoabi and Azmi Bishara are just the two most prominent figures.
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