Why Turkey Is Key in Fight Against Islamic State

The video discusses the formation and significance of a coalition against ISIL, highlighting the involvement of countries like Denmark, Belgium, and Britain. It explores the challenges faced by Turkey in joining the coalition due to its proximity to ISIS and recent hostage situations. The video also covers Britain's decision-making process, emphasizing the need for parliamentary approval and public support.

Why is the coalition's action against ISIS limited to Iraq and not Syria?

• The coalition lacks military resources for Syria.

• The Syrian government has not requested assistance.

• Syria is not considered a threat by the coalition.

• The coalition is focusing on Iraq first.

What was a significant factor in the UK's decision to join the coalition against ISIS?

• Pressure from NATO allies.

• The threat of ISIS attacks on British soil.

• Economic benefits of joining the coalition.

• A request from the Syrian government.

What is a key reason for Turkey's cautious approach to joining the military coalition against ISIS?

• Economic ties with ISIS.

• Support for ISIS.

• Recent hostage situations involving Turkish citizens.

• Lack of military capability.

What delayed Britain's entry into the coalition against ISIS?

• Economic concerns.

• Opposition from NATO.

• Political processes and securing parliamentary votes.

• Lack of military resources.

What was the public opinion in the UK regarding military action against ISIS at the time of the coalition's formation?

• Indifferent.

• Strongly in favor.

• Unaware of the situation.

• Strongly opposed.