Deja vu: Israel fears Turkey’s intelligence chief

Rehmat's World

August 2, 2010 ·

Accustomed to the White House seeking AIPAC’s approval of the new appointees to the US administration – Ehud Barak, the Defense Minister of the Zionist entity has expressed deep concern over the appointment of Dr. Hakan Fidan 42 as chief of Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT), whom Barak regards a friend of the Islamic Republic.

“Turkey is a friendly country, a strategic ally, but the nomination in recent weeks of the new chief of the Turkish secret services who is a supporter of Iran worries us,” Ehud Barak told a meeting of his Labour Party.

After the Jew commandos murdered nine Turk aid workers on Mavi Marmara on May 31, 2010 – the relations between Ankara and Tel aviv has dipped to its lowest level since the two countries established diplomatic realations in 1949.

Interestingly, while the Jew con-man called Turkey a “friendly country” – Israel still refuses to apologize for the cold-blooded murder of nine Turks at international waters.

The Zionist regime and its singing parrots have declared Turkey’s largest Muslim welfare organization, Insani Yardim Vakfi (IHH), which initiated the Freedom Gaza flotilla, as a terrorist organization. How laughable, the very entity which was born out of Zionist Jew terrorism, its leaders are calling everyone who challenge their terrorism – a terrorist, eh!

Dr. Hakan Fidan, who replaces Emre Taner (2005-2010), the outgoing head of MIT, was born in Ankara. He served in Turkish Army as a non-commissioned officer during 1986-2001. During that he also served with NATO in Germany. He received his bachelor degree in political science from University of Maryland and Masters and PhD from Bilkent University (Ankara). He also studied at International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna. Dr. Hakan Fidan has accompanied PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan and FM Ahmet Davutoglu to several capitals as chief consultant on foreign policy matters.

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