Akcakale

Akcakale is an ethnic Arab town and an area of Sanlıurfa Province, in southeastern Turkey. It lies out and about TUR-D-885. Bedouins in Turkey alludes to natives and occupants of Turkey who are ethnically Arab. The populace of Arabs in Turkey changes as indicated by ious sources. A Turkish report evaluates the Arab populace to be somewhere in the range of 1.1 and 2.4%.

An prior American gauge from 1995 puts the numbers somewhere in the range of 800,000 and 1 million. According to Ethnologue, in 1992 there were 500,000 individuals with Arabic as their first language in Turkey. According to a Turkish report dependent on a substantial study in 2006, 0.7% of the aggregate populace in Turkey were ethnically Arab.

Akcakale shapes a partitioned city with Tell Abyad in Syria, keeping up an outskirt crossing. In October 2014, correspondents for the Sunday Herald daily paper in Scotland, Sheren Khalel and Matthew Vickery, recorded self-broadcasted Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant nearness in the town, because of the permeable idea of the outskirt between the Turkish bordertown and Tell Abyad, which has been under ISIS control until June 15, 2015, when the city was retaken by Kurdish People's Protection Units.