U.S. MPs call for information on Hamas’ “relocation” in Turkey – in the “castle” and occupations of Northern Cyprus

The issue of the possible establishment of senior executives of her return to her by letter to U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and to the Director of the National Intelligence Agency ‘Avril Haines American MPs and the Democratic and Republican Party. With their letter – transmitted by APE-AE correspondent, P. Kasfikis, will be served tomorrow Thursday 21/11/2024 to the two officials – MPs will request confidential information about the alleged installation of Hamas Politburo officials (sy, which is designated by the US as a terrorist organisation) in Turkey. At the same time, Hamas and the occupied region of Northern Cyprus will be at risk of developing activity. Members Dan Godman, Josh Gotheimer, Gus Bilirakis and Nicole Malliotakis play a leading role in this initiative. An important role in mobilising legislators was played by the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) which has supported the need for more control over Turkey’s cooperation with terrorist organisations. In the letter members of Congress ask for a confidential briefing, aiming to explore the extent of Turkey’s support for Hamas and the wider impact it has on American security interests in the Eastern Mediterranean. The issue of the establishment of Hamas officials in Turkey and had been rushed. However, the denial did not prevent Hamas officials from accepting Hamas officials, saying: “We do not believe that leaders of a vicious terrorist organisation should live comfortably anywhere” Turkey’s support for Hamas is an issue that Congress regularly deals with after the organization attacked Israel in October 2023. In particular, 47 legislators sent a letter to Minister Anthony Blinken, calling on him to take action on Turkey’s relationship with the terrorist organisation. A second letter followed, but also a resolution condemning Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s rhetoric in favour of Hamas. The new letter of the Members will highlight the growing concerns about Hamas’ potential businesses in the occupied region of northern Cyprus. The fear expressed is that the region could be used for terrorist activities. As it is recalled, Mossad had struck the alarm of the danger of potentially transforming the occupied people into a centre of operations against Israeli and Jewish targets. Finally, American legislators will make it clear that their concerns extend beyond Hamas’s presence in Turkey, highlighting the risks that exist from other organisations supported by Iran, such as Hezbollah who has threatened Cyprus in the past.