The Netherlands now has its first pair of non-White Prime Minister (Rob Jetten, a gay man with Indonesian roots), and a non-White Vice-Premier (Dilan Yesilgöz, a woman with Turkish roots). She will also be our Minister of Defense.
02:01 PM - Feb 08, 2026
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Carole Davis-Z
@Tallyho
09 February, 07:09
In response Rompt Theodoor to his Publication
Both muslims?
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Rompt Theodoor
@oeralinda
09 February, 10:19
In response Carole Davis-Z to her Publication
Dilan Yesilgöz-Zegerius
is the daughter of Yücel Yesilgöz and is married to René Zegerius, Rob Zegerius’s brother.
Rob Zegerius
is a Dutch criminal, who was convicted in 2015 for a range of serious offenses, including attempted murder, arson, fraud, money laundering, and threats. He was also previously sentenced for a violent home invasion targeting his elderly in-laws in Amstelveen. He is widely referred to as a "hitman" or "hired killer" due to his criminal activities.
Yücel Yesilgöz
is a Dutch lawyer and academic, known for his work in criminology and Turkish studies. He played a notable role in the Hüseyin Baybasin case, a high-profile Dutch legal matter involving allegations of a conspiracy between Dutch officials and the Turkish government.
His involvement has been described as controversial, with claims that he helped frame Baybasin, a Turkish national who was sentenced to life imprisonment.
is the daughter of Yücel Yesilgöz and is married to René Zegerius, Rob Zegerius’s brother.
Rob Zegerius
is a Dutch criminal, who was convicted in 2015 for a range of serious offenses, including attempted murder, arson, fraud, money laundering, and threats. He was also previously sentenced for a violent home invasion targeting his elderly in-laws in Amstelveen. He is widely referred to as a "hitman" or "hired killer" due to his criminal activities.
Yücel Yesilgöz
is a Dutch lawyer and academic, known for his work in criminology and Turkish studies. He played a notable role in the Hüseyin Baybasin case, a high-profile Dutch legal matter involving allegations of a conspiracy between Dutch officials and the Turkish government.
His involvement has been described as controversial, with claims that he helped frame Baybasin, a Turkish national who was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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