I have a suggestion for Timur Savcı and Burak Sagyaşar: Put Kadir Baba at the head of the table! Because the attitude of an Israeli minister who reacted so harshly and outrageously to a line in a TV series reveals how deeply disturbed the issue is. The fact that art, a line or even a fictional character can create such unease proves how exaggerated and baseless the reactions are.
Cowards without the seriousness of a state!
Making threats based on the words spoken in a TV series is incompatible with the seriousness of the state; on the contrary, it is the product of an extremely shallow and childish reflex. Responding to a fictional character from a real political office is a sign of intolerance and fear, not criticism.
As Görkem Sevindik (Kadir Baba) says, everyone with a conscience should stand against wars and civilian suffering. Raising one's voice against what is happening in Gaza is a requirement of humanity, not an ideology. Such reactions can only be perceived as efforts to suppress justified criticism.
If Ashraf had reacted, I think Netanyahu would have responded personally!
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir The words directed at a TV series character make the issue even more ironic. This approach, which cannot distinguish between fiction and reality, is a mirror of a mentality that is far from understanding criticism. If Eşref had reacted, I think Benjamin Netanyahu He was going to answer in person, which shows how serious and exaggerated the issue really is.
This overreaction to a work of art by the beholder is actually an expression of fear and discomfort. Art sometimes expresses the harshest truths in the simplest way, and these truths are most disturbing to those who do not want to hear them.
Cowardly and Insecure Israel!
It is not possible to say that an understanding that is afraid of a TV series line or uncomfortable with a character shows a strong stance. On the contrary, this is a clear indication of a mentality that is closed to criticism, intolerant and insecure. Art speaks, facts echo; what remains are the reactions to this echo.
Kadir Baba must take the head of the table! “Sizidwe can beat them with scars” should be the message
The outrageous reaction to a series of lines by an Israeli minister clearly shows how tense and intolerant they are. And we must send them a clear message: “We can beat you even with TV series.” This is why it is imperative to put Kadir Baba at the head of the table. This is where art draws its strength; it shakes the cowards and speaks the truth bravely.
The Minister who is afraid of fiction would have shit his pants if he saw the power of the Turks in reality!
If the Israeli Minister, who was afraid of a TV series line, saw the power of Turkish reality, he would have shit his pants. If even the imagination created by fiction makes him tremble, it is not hard to imagine what he would do in the face of reality. This is why a courageous stance and the voice of truth are important; cowardice and arrogance do not win either in the TV series or in reality.
I'm addressing Timur Savcı and Burak Sagyaşar once again: Put Kadir Baba at the head of the table! Let them teach a lesson not against Turkey but against their own arrogance. The series is a tool; the message is clear: Truth always triumphs. If Ashraf had reacted, Netanyahu would probably have responded himself, which shows how unsettling the reactions are and how cowardly the Israelis are.
When art and courage unite, dramas are not only entertainment, but also a tool of strength and poise. At the head of the table, Kadir Baba will speak not just a line, but a word of courage and truth.