#turkish hospitality

[vyorei]

Timestamp: 17:06 on the 2nd of November 2023

Here is a catch-up on the situation today

[sayruq]

Every accusation is a confession

[how-much-for-a-whump]

WHUMPCEMBER day 8:

Prompt: "Isolation"

Arka Sokaklar 557. - 558. Bölüm

@whumpcember

[whumpookies]

Ferhat ile şirin bölüm 6

Part one here part two here

[svejarph]

ushan çakir gif pack

CLICK THE SOURCE LINK BELOW and you will find #536 245x150px gifs of Ushan Cakir as Mehmet Karahan in Kara Yazi (2017)! These were created from scratch by Sveja. Do what you want with these, just don't repost/claim as your own, don't use them to play Ushan or in any smut/smut-based blogs, and like/reblog if using. If you like what I'm doing, feel free to commission me (/commissionsinfo), donate to my ko-fi (/svejarph), donate to a palestinian, congolese, or sudanese organzation. Ushan was about 33 during filming and is Turkish.

tw: implied abuse, death, injury, kidnapping ; alcohol, babies, children, drinking, eating, flashing lights, food, guns, hospital, hugging, jail, kissing, pda, prison, shaky camera, water, waves, weapons

[vyorei]

YOU CAN'T KEEP USING THIS FUCKING EXCUSE, THIS ISN'T A GAME AND THAT ISN'T A CHEAT CODE

STOP ATTACKING HOSPITALS YOU FUCKING PSYCHOPATHS

[theomenmedia]

The Teaser Trailer For Netflix's "Lovers Anonymous" Is Out Now!

Discover the quirky cure for love's pains in Netflix's newest drama 'Lovers Anonymous'. Watch the teaser now for a taste of romance like never before!

[worldboywhump]

Hercai- Ep: 57

[geocursedtraveler]

A Walk Through History: Calea Plevnei

Today, I invite you to join me on a fascinating journey through time, as we take a walk along Calea Plevnei—one of Bucharest’s most storied streets. Grab my hand, and let’s step back in history together. In its early days, this street wasn’t as we know it today. It was once called the *”Earth Bridge”* because it was simply a path made of dirt mixed with gravel, rubble, and ash—without the wooden…

[primordialruin]

Will get to replies in an hour! 🫶

[lojistikhaberleri]

Moscow's Easter Gift Festival: A Cultural Extravaganza for Turkish Visitors

Moscow to Offer Turkish Visitors an Unforgettable Experience with its Traditional Hospitality

Preparing for the start of the new tourism season, Moscow is delighted to welcome Turkish visitors at the Easter Gift Festival, a large-scale kindness and solidarity event to be held from April 28th to May 5th. The Easter Gift, which has been held in Moscow for many years and has become a focal point of interest for both the city's residents and visitors, is highly valued as a festival of kindness and compassion. Taking place from April 28th to May 5th, the event will not only offer the opportunity to enjoy the cityscape and delve into the depths of the country's culture but also to experience the vibrant and colorful atmosphere of a spring festival that brings together all compassionate and helpful people. Master classes, open classes, performances by creative groups, and kindness lessons from charitable organizations form the main part of the cultural program.

[girlfictions]

A journalist stationed at a Gaza hospital who has been able to make a call via his Turkish sim:

"We’re in Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. We have no idea what’s happening. There’s no connection, no Wi-Fi, no reporters. We’re cut off from everything.. People can’t call ambulances or civil defense. We are being bombed in an unprecedented manner. The sky around us just lights up [with explosions], and no one knows what’s going on. You can’t reach anyone, even if they’re only 500 meters away. Ambulances and medics are begging reporters to let them know which streets are getting bombarded to go rescue the victims but the reporters themselves don’t know where anything is happening [because of the connection loss]. We are trying to report the news but we have no idea what’s happening.”

[sayruq]

Police in the Turkish city of Adana detained 11 suspects, five Israeli and two Syrian, on allegations of organ trafficking, the Daily Sabah reported on 5 May. The Provincial Directorate of Security's Anti-Smuggling and Border Gates Branch began investigating after examining the passports of seven individuals who arrived in Adana from Israel about a month ago by plane for the purpose of health tourism. The two Syrian nationals, ages 20 and 21, were found to have fake passports. Further investigation revealed that Syrian nationals had each agreed to sell one of their own kidneys to two of the Israeli nationals, ages 68 and 28, for kidney transplants in Adana. During searches at the suspects' residences, $65,000 and numerous fake passports were seized. Israel has long been at the center of what Bloomberg described in 2011 as a “sprawling global black market in organs where brokers use deception, violence, and coercion to buy kidneys from impoverished people, mainly in underdeveloped countries, and then sell them to critically ill patients in more-affluent nations.” The financial newspaper added, “Many of the black-market kidneys harvested by these gangs are destined for people who live in Israel.” The organ-trafficking network extends from former Soviet Republics such as Azerbaijan, Belarus, Ukraine, and Moldova to Brazil, the Philippines, South Africa, and beyond, the Bloomberg investigation showed. Accusations of Israeli involvement in organ trafficking also apply to the occupied Palestinian territories. In 2009, Sweden's largest daily newspaper, Aftonbladet, reported testimony that the Israeli army was kidnapping and murdering Palestinians to harvest their organs. The report quotes Palestinian claims that young men from the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip had been seized by the Israeli army, and their bodies returned to the families with missing organs. "'Our sons are used as involuntary organ donors,' relatives of Khaled from Nablus said to me, as did the mother of Raed from Jenin as well as the uncles of Machmod and Nafes from Gaza, who all had disappeared for a few days and returned by night, dead and autopsied," wrote Donald Bostrom, the author of the report.Bostrom also cites an incident of alleged organ theft during the the first Palestinian intifada in 1992. He says that the Israeli army abducted a young man known for throwing stones at Israeli troops in the Nablus area. The young man was shot in the chest, both legs, and the stomach before being taken to a military helicopter, which transported him to an unknown location. Five nights later, Bostrom said, the young man's body was returned, wrapped in green hospital sheets. Israel’s Channel 2 TV reported that in the 1990s, specialists at Abu Kabir Forensic Medicine Institute harvested skin, corneas, heart valves, and bones from the bodies of Israeli soldiers, Israeli citizens, Palestinians, and foreign workers without permission from relatives. The Israeli military confirmed that the practice took place, but claimed, "This activity ended a decade ago and does not happen any longer." Israel’s assault on Gaza since 7 October has provided further opportunities for the theft and harvesting of Palestinians’ organs. On 30 January, WAFA news agency reported that the Israeli army returned the bodies of 100 Palestinian civilians it had stolen from hospitals and cemeteries in various areas in Gaza. According to medical sources, inspection of some of the bodies showed that organs were missing from some of them. On 18 January, the Times of Israel reported that the Israeli army confirmed reports that its soldiers dug up graves in a Gaza cemetery, claiming its soldiers were trying to “confirm that the bodies of hostages were not buried there.”

[vyorei]

Usually I just link to full articles but this is too important

It is vital everyone who can't access the site directly or can't click a link sees what has happened

Source:

[salmasnook]

Turkish Coffee: A Cultural and Historical Delight

Hello and Welcome to Salma’s Nook! Today, let’s take a closer look at another popular beverage in the middle eastern culture – Turkish Coffee! Coffee has been an integral part of Turkish culture for centuries, and Turkish coffee, in particular, is renowned for its rich flavor and unique preparation. Turkish coffee is not just a drink, it is an experience, a symbol of hospitality, and a way to…

[worldboywhump]

Hudutsuz Sevda- Ep 17