BÜLENT SEZGİN: Australia's new government signaled the message of a change in their Syrian policy. The new Foreign Minister, Julia Bishop, said that  more people now believe that the most plausible solution in Syria is the establishment of a national unity government which also includes  President Bashar Al-Assad.

ADNAN OKTAR: There was no thing as people proposing this solution. This decision was taken somewhere. Do not make me talk about it. What is she talking about? They were persuaded recently. They did not think anything like that before. It has been going on for many years, but there was no such talk before. Europe used to say, "We don't want Assad" What did I say? I said no. I said he was a good person, but the deep state made him like that, that he wasn't involved in those things. I said that he [Assad] could establish a small, temporary state; and the President said the same thing. I said that Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran should be involve