Charlie Hebdo - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

There is a response in the form of a cartoon to Charlie Hebdo in Turkey that says "We are all Turks". Moreover, both Greece and Turkey gave lectures to the world of brotherhood by providing rescue aid, playing Turkish songs on their TVs, and creating a cartoon in response to Charlie Hebdo's insulting drawing. There is also criticism of Charlie Hebdo's racist and Islamophobic French magazine which they used to make a joke of the Turkish tragedy. Lastly, there is a response in the form of a cartoon created by a Palestinian artist in response to the Charlie Hebdo cartoon.

Topic Modeling

1. Charlie Hebdo – Karikatür, criticizm, kritik
2. Türkiye – İnsan hakları, kalkınma, toplumsal kalkınma
3. Yunanistan – Kültür, dayanışma, kardeşlik
4. Deprem – Çaresizlik, mücadele, kurtarma
5. Suriyeli – Mülteciliğe karşı, hayat hakkı, medeni haklar

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a wide range of emotions, from anger and outrage to admiration and pride. Many of the tweets are directed at Charlie Hebdo, expressing anger and disappointment in the magazine's publication of a caricature mocking the Turkish earthquake victims. Other tweets express admiration and pride in the response of the Greek people, who have responded to Charlie Hebdo's caricature with their own drawing, showing solidarity with the Turkish people. There is also a sense of indignation and frustration at the unequal treatment of different groups in the media, with some tweets noting that Charlie Hebdo is allowed to make jokes about Muslim victims of tragedy, while other groups would not be given the same leeway.

Trend Analysis

1. Charlie Hebdo's Islamophobic and racist content
2. Kahramanmaraş, Gaziantep, Hatay and Malatya earthquake
3. Censorship and banning of Daniele Ganser
4. Solidarity and support from Yunanistan in response to Charlie Hebdo's cartoon
5. Response to Charlie Hebdo's cartoon by artists such as Abrar Sabbah