Derin Hizbullah

Deep Hezbollah Book Description The Hezbollah operation carried out in Istanbul Beykoz on January 17, 2000 was broadcast live on television. Every grave house excavated, every body found, pig ties, tortured interrogation tapes placed Hezbollah at the top of Turkey's agenda. A year later, on January 24, 2001, in Diyarbakır, the provincial Police Chief Gaffar Okkan and his five colleagues were killed by the same organization. This assassination was a harsh rebuttal to the authorities who claimed that they had broken the organization's back; It also caused the scenarios about Hezbollah to increase and become more complex. During this period, every voice was heard; lack of information, abundance of information and disinformation activities went hand in hand. However, whether they arise from certain political positions and maneuvers or are a reflex to escape the feeling of terror and stay out of trouble, these scenarios are of no use in understanding what Hezbollah really is and Islamist violence. This is what Ruşen Çakır persistently points out and wants us to see with a different and successful journalism. Deep Hezbollah, the second book in the Post-1980 Islamic Movement series, deals with the organization in its own depth, not on the basis of the "deep relations" it has established with other focuses. The book, which also includes information that has not come to light about the organization and its leader Hüseyin Velioğlu, discusses the future of Islamist violence in the world and in Turkey, based on what happened in countries such as Egypt, Algeria and Afghanistan. ...Number of Pages: 224Print Year: 2016Language: TurkishPublisher: Metis Publishing