In the studio with me, Mr. Maksim Babitsky, who recently visited a conference,
which is dedicated to the dialogue in Turkey.
Maksim, hello.
Hello.
We are talking about today, but in Turkey, how was it?
Well, you know, it was interesting.
First of all, it was like in the cinema.
Because the first part of the country really worried about our safety,
and there was a delegation of 13 people on this plane.
In this plane, there were 8 people on the plane.
Some of us, some of our delegations were ravines, so they were dressed like ravines.
So it was a safe space, of course, on the highest level.
When we came out, we had about 20 people on the street,
there were very, very, very, very people.
We were in the car, we were in the car,
we were in the car, we were in the car,
we were in the car, we were in the car.
As soon as it was, it was the director of this conference,
famous Polish German geliyor,
other people that made us проблем with them and their business.
And here we were in these gyps, and after that we were in the parking lot, where we were in the parking lot, where we were in the parking lot.
We visited the synagogues, today it's not a synagogu, it's a museum.
Unfortunately, in this synagogu she survived two very large terakters.
One died 22 people, another 23 people.
So, the synagogues were there.
We sent our darkons to this synagogu, to this museum.
There was an interesting incident.
There was a young man, 22-23.
He was a student from Iran.
I don't know how he came to the synagogu, but in principle, he was free to visit, because it was a museum.
And suddenly, he began to talk with us in the Jews.
We were just in shock.
And then, he was a student, a man who can think.
He said, that our government all the time tells us, how bad are the Jews and the Jews.
And then, it was interesting.
I started reading in the internet about the Jews.
And here, he was able to read the Jews on the internet.
And he was a very nice young man.
He was a young man.
He began to tell us about our history.
He began to tell us about our government, about our party.
So, he was really angry.
And one of our participants said, that he was not a spy.
Because he was too much information he knew.
He was a activist, Alexander Babushkin.
He was also with us a man who was an Arab, but a Christian.
And he was a part of this organization in Israel,
that they explained to their young people, why they needed to serve in the army.
Now, the purpose of all this was to be able to find people from different worlds.
You know, there was a lot of stereotypes.
I never thought that there was a Muslim...
There are some people who fought for the world, but by the way,
by the way, by the way, by the way, by the way, by the way, by the way, by the way.
So, there are the same people who have the same people, by the way, by the way, by the way.
So, there are some people who have the same people who have the same people who have the same people who have the same people in Israel.
And, you know, they all in one voice, they say only one thing.
We don't want to return to Israel as prisoners.
We want to, where we live, to give us a country.
We want to absorb them there, where we live.
We want peace.
But we fear.
We fear.
If the Israeli government supported us, would give us a legitimation,
then we would have a great pleasure to be able to participate in the elections,
and to achieve that, that there was a peace.
They look at it completely different.
But, for example, Adnan Akhtar, he said so,
that in the Koran it is written,
that the sons of Israel should return to this land and raise the people who have been there.
More than that, he explains...
This organization is called the culture of the world.
They say that...
They are talking about anti-semitism.
They explain, that in the Tore they don't write about it,
they write about it, they write about it.
They send millions of copies of books,
they send them out on English, on many languages.
One of the books, for example, is the Tora with love.
The second book shows the Tora with the Koran,
shows that they, in principle, are the same,
that we are the same, we are the same.
We are the same, we are the same.
And then, he says that they are all very aggressive.
He says that any Muslim,
he is not afraid of other people.
Because in the Koran it is written,
that there is no doubt to another person.
I was very surprised.
It's possible, Trevor Vandenberg.
I have some more questions.
One benefit you would give us some more,
but rather,
that there, what it seems is a very serious "...player."
You know, if we didn't have a ravinov, no one would even think that we are Jews, it is one.
Two, we had the interest in these two days, we didn't find any words about Israel.
We think that all are just talking about us, all are just talking about us.
They have a vote for a month.
So, all this rhetoric of Erdogan is more focused on our own people,
because it is all, I think, it is absolutely an agitation.
And the turks, they are normal, they are, like in any country, there are extreme people, of course.
And the безопасness, I think, was more related to the fact that, first, as I said earlier,
there were the leaders of the same organization.
And, second, there are always some fanatics who can do something.
But, of course, there is no way to be there.
There is no reason to start messing with our flag.
Because, you know, we don't need to be a thousand fanatics.
We don't need one, who will come and break, or will come and bite, and someone will arrest us.
So, always need to be careful.
Maksim Babietsky, thank you very much.
Thank you very much.