The adviser gives the word to Kurt: Kosovo take embassy to Jerusalem

The hottest theme of these days has been Israel's, with two letters coming from the prime minister of the Jewish country and from Turkey's president of the incoming prime minister, Albin Kurti.

Kurti has said he will consider establishing or not placing the embassy in Jerusalem, despite Kosovo's pledge to do so.

For such a thing, he has been sharply criticised by many critics including the former U.S. minister of dialogue, Richard Green, follows Periscope.

But it is his political adviser during the time of prime minister, Driton Tali, who has given his reasons, including those historical ones, why Kosovo must fulfill its pledge to send the embassy to Jerusalem.

He sees it also as an interest in Kosovo.

The “certain “humanists principled” should say that today's Palestine is only the geographical “termeter” which the Great Powers named it, in 1918, when they divided the Middle East for their interests, after the Ottoman Empire collapsed. writes Mr. Tall, among other things.

The following is his full status:

Kosovo should see its interest: Jerusalem, right?

Some key <x0humanists must say that today's Palestine is only the geographical “meter” that the Great Powers named, in 1918, when they divided the Middle East for their interests, as the Ottoman Empire collapsed.

So citizens of today's “Palestinian” have no connection with the ancient “palestinians”. They are Arabs.

However, of course they have the right to have their own country (even though they do not recognise and intend to recognise Kosovo), even Arab people.

While the Israelites are descendants (or poet) of the ancient “Israelites”.

That is, the existence of the state of Israel except for the civic “justice” (as do the Palestinian “rabs”) have their historic right. Not to mention that more than 72 years have passed since 1948, among which the Israelites taught many peoples how the State is made and headed.

After all, according to the sad teachings of Suet, the Israelites and Arabs are brothers. The division is with the sons of Abraham, Isaac, and Ishmael. Isaac (son Sarah) includes the Israelites of Ishmael (the son Hager) and the Arabs.

However, differences and confrontations are not our problem. We're very young and we can't do anything in that direction.

Even in terms of relations with Turkey, they do not depend on the individual. The “can be compared to”, perhaps for a short period of possible resentment by an ambitious current leader, but long-term relations with Turkey are sworn by Turkey's Albanians and the Turkish community of Kosovo, liked this one or not.

Therefore, Kosovo does not need to be intimated by anyone, and it should not allow anyone to submit in any way but to develop its foreign policy in view of only its own interest.