Jerusalem Crisis

The decision of Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as ​ capital of Israel takes its strength from two determinations: the power of Israel and the powerlessness of the Islamic world. The first interpretations were that the world was set on fire by a crazy president. The first reactions did not, however, give the appearance of such a large fire. A few weak condemnation messages were heard from the western world.They were at the level of very weak reactions by the governments of the Islamic world of 1.5 billion. That is why it is not that hard to predict that for now, the winner of this process will be RADICAL GROUPS, not those who seek peace across the world, especially in the Middle East. There are also potentially two more winners as a result of this step of President Trump: Prime Minister Netanyahu, whose house was under investigation because of the corruption and bribery operations in Israel, and President Erdogan, who is under pressure due to corruption files in Turkey and the US. Simply put, Trump's step in Jerusalem came to their rescue on both sides. It helped President Erdogan in an effort to exploit the Jerusalem decision to render it an opportunity in order to make an impact across the Islamic World and make an agenda for its own cause; it can also be considered a great way for Erdogan to overshadow the US's corruption investigations over him and his family. However, there are two blunders in sight. In the agreement after the Blue Marmara crisis, the two countries mentioned were "Ankara and Jerusalem" instead of "Ankara and Tel Aviv". Also during his visit to Israel in 2005, Erdogan did not react to the words of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of the time which were, "Welcome to Jerusalem, the capital of Israel". This fatigue now weakens the hand of Erdogan. The Jerusalem crisis seems to be a trigger for a bigger one that prepares the end of the already fragile Middle East peace process. Unfortunately, we are at an age when war provides benefits for everyone except folks, of course..