Did you seriously say Turkey? The country that is 99% one sect of one religion (Sunni Islam)! A country that massacres and persecutes a vulnerable minority (Kurds). A country that still occupies Cypress! A country that is ruled by an Islamist! A country that still threatens and messes with their smaller Christian neighbor of Armenia! A country that STILL TO THIS DAY denies the Armenian Genocide!I think Turkey's fairly successful. Nato membership. Although Turkey has evolved from the Ottomans and Byzantiem. So, whether it's comparable to .... the Saudis ... I dunno.
That Turkey?
No they possessed as a better not best option!Sadly, I'd say the former Baath states of Iraq and Syria posed the best options, that's all-ah-mucky.
LOL, you must be a leftist, because you have low expectation if you measure them as successful!The one place we haven't been allowed to meddle is Iran, and they may actually be the most successful. Of course, it's a theocracy that allows nominal representative democracy.
Please explain, I bet you can't in an intelligent way. Since they have made peace, not ONE problem Jordan has can be pinned on the Jews. They can pin their problems on their Palestinian MAJORITY!!!Jordan is evolving, but there again the Jewish state has led to problems with popular representation.
However, I don't think you can argue Israel is anymore accepting of Intl Law than anyone else in the region. I think we'd agree that Putin is democratically elected, though in a flawed election, but arguing we have anything in common with that govt would be distasteful, imo.
They full provide, freedom of religion, free press, free speech, a FULL Democracy (where everyone get one vote), they protect private property, everyone has free access to courts, they have more religious minorities in their Parliament then they entire Arab (minus Lebanon), Turkish and Persian world. They fully protect minority, elderly, women and gay rights!
Only a trust mental midget would say they don't respect international laws more than any state in the region!

