It is our humanitarian duty to remind them of the Serbian outrage. Here and now we are in need of a collective humane spirit. Fikret Bila wrote in his article today in Milliyet newsapaper about the recent attack against the Bingol Governor. There are 'living bombs' aimed at a mass massacre but which have blown up without reaching their target. We can accept these suicide bombers only because we are greatful that they do not cause a huge loss of life.
Human beings can harmonize themselves with every situation, and even envisage the risk of death.
However, everyone has the hope of continuing to live even when he meets death face to face, that is the hope of rescue. This is the same for a terrorist. It is part of human nature. Columnist Sedat Ergin writes about the reactions received following the decision taken by the Turkish Government to accept 20,000 refugees. Parris also remarked that this decision was taken and put into effect despite coinciding with a religious holiday and alection campaigning.