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  Judaism vs. Zionism: The Truth That Must Be Clarified   Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın )  Today, many people still do not understand the difference between Judaism and Zionism, and mistakenly think these two terms are synonymous. The reality is different: Judaism is a divine religion, while Zionism is a political and expansionist project with no connection to true faith. Judaism: A Divine and Respected Religion Judaism is the religion of the great prophet Moses (peace be upon him), who, along with his brother Aaron (peace be upon him), was sent to guide the people. Just as Jesus (peace be upon him) and Muhammad (peace be upon him) are honored by God, Moses (peace be upon him) is also greatly respected. The Quran repeatedly mentions his greatness. Therefore, authentic Judaism, like Islam and Christianity, is a monotheistic religion valued by God. Throughout history, Jews have lived not only in the Holy Land but also in various countries: Iran: Jews have lived alongside...

  Libya During Gaddafi; Intolerable Prosperity for the West Author: Gouya Roshan (Güya Aydın )   In this article, I present several sections that together portray a comprehensive picture of Gaddafi. Section 1: Libya During Gaddafi; Intolerable Prosperity for the West Libya during Gaddafi’s rule, compared to its neighbors in North Africa and the Arab world, was an exception in terms of prosperity and political stability: Education and healthcare were completely free. Women had the right to education and social participation. Oil profits were directly in favor of the people. Subsidies for electricity, fuel, and food made life bearable. The grand water project across the desert was one of the wonders of modern engineering. However, all of these achievements also had their downsides: Gaddafi was striving for full political independence. He often openly spoke about “neo-colonialism,” the “lie of Western democracy,” and the “necessity of African unity.” His plan to introduce a singl...