[Harun Yahiya] Philosphy of Zionism

I follow Harun Yahiya (Adnan Oktar) because I find his concept of a Turkish-Islamic Union to be interesting as a sort of Neo-Ottomanism.

This past August Maurice Pinay condemned him for meeting with members of the Jerusalem Sanhedrin:

It's difficult to believe at this late date that any Muslim or Arab could believe that Zionists would be pacified if Solomon's Temple was rebuilt, but that is the message that the 'anti-Zionist' Adnan Oktar aka Harun Yahyah is now peddling.

[To read the entire article click here.]

Because of such criticism it is worthwhile to examine Harun Yahiya's perspective on Zionism as it is summarized in the following videoclip.

[Note that the videoclip suffers from a form of translational hypercorrectness in which the Turkish word millet is consistently translated as nation even though the Ottoman sense of confessional community would have been more appropriate.]


My earlier blog entries addressing Harun Yahiya and his ideas include the following:

• Where Atzmon, Harun Yahya Meet
• Harun Yahya Responds to Interview Questions
• Harun Yahya on Iranian Election
• Hesham Tillawi Interviews Adnan Oktar
• Jewish Thought, Darwinism, and Zionism
• Interview of Harun Yahya.

A few months later Harun Yahya met again with members of the Sanhedrin in Istanbul. See Bnei Noah Teachings in Turkey: Meeting and Interview with Adnan Oktar.

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