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A jihadi from al-Sharaa’s forces killed a #YPJ fighter yesterday, cut off her braid, and carried it as a sign of “victory” over Kurdish women who courageously led the fight against #ISIS, one of the most dangerous and brutal forces in the world. Today, Kurdish women responded by braiding... show more

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YPJ fighter Rubar Qamişlo decided to remove her scarf after a female Kurdish fighter was killed and her bangs were cut off by a Jolani‑led interim Syrian government fighter. This reflects a growing global trend of women uncovering their hair and showing their bangs as an act of freedom.

YPJ fighter Rubar Qamişlo decided to remove her scarf after a female Kurdish fighter was killed and her bangs were cut off by a Jolani‑led interim Syrian government fighter. This reflects a growing global trend of women uncovering their hair and showing their bangs as an act of freedom.

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Video (translated): In the Turkish Parliament, he showed a photo of an ISIS commander within the Syrian Arab Army who travelled from Turkey to Syria, executed Kurdish girls, and held their braided hair as a gift for his ISIS friend , pro-Kurdish DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli face to face Turkish Defence minster ,showing a photo of an ISIS commander embedded in the Syrian Army who executed Kurdish girls and cut off one of the girl’s hair braid as a gift for his ISIS friend. he said , its shame to support to ISIS against kurds in SYRIA And added : “We are calling out to women and to parliament: Will you not have even a single sentence in the face of this brutality? “ Are you standing behind the murderers who held a woman’s braided hair in their hand and said, “This was the only thing left intact”? #Rojava

Video (translated): In the Turkish Parliament, he showed a photo of an ISIS commander within the Syrian Arab Army who travelled from Turkey to Syria, executed Kurdish girls, and held their braided hair as a gift for his ISIS friend , pro-Kurdish DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli face to face Turkish Defence minster ,showing a photo of an ISIS commander embedded in the Syrian Army who executed Kurdish girls and cut off one of the girl’s hair braid as a gift for his ISIS friend. he said , its shame to support to ISIS against kurds in SYRIA And added : “We are calling out to women and to parliament: Will you not have even a single sentence in the face of this brutality? “ Are you standing behind the murderers who held a woman’s braided hair in their hand and said, “This was the only thing left intact”? #Rojava

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The Kurdistan forces did not allow ISIS fighters to pass through their lands and pushed them back strongly. One of the biggest fears of this group was being defeated by a Kurdish woman. The brave and determined female fighters of Kurdistan defended their people, land, and dignity, fighting against their opponents one by one. This resistance was not only a military outcome, but also a reflection of the Kurdish people’s determination, resilience, and desire for freedom.

The Kurdistan forces did not allow ISIS fighters to pass through their lands and pushed them back strongly. One of the biggest fears of this group was being defeated by a Kurdish woman. The brave and determined female fighters of Kurdistan defended their people, land, and dignity, fighting against their opponents one by one. This resistance was not only a military outcome, but also a reflection of the Kurdish people’s determination, resilience, and desire for freedom.

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It’s a mistake to see the YPJ as solely a response to end ISIS terrorism or an integral aspect of Kurdish national liberation. The YPJ are a permanent military force that will only dissolve itself when capitalist, statist and patriarchal oppression ends. They are ideologically committed to protecting women and themselves so long as these hierarchies of oppression and violence against women exist. They are a permanent women’s self protection units here to stay. Even if the HTS/Jolani government manoeuvres the disarming of the SDF somehow, the YPJ is ideologically committed to permanent self protection even against the men/forces in their own communities. They cannot be dissolved! The YPJ is one of the most radical and groundbreaking aspects of Rojava’s Revolution.

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524,655 views • 7 months ago

Notably, the panel on Syria doesn't have a single Kurd for representation, even though we all know about the YPJ female fighters who defeated ISIS. Those Kurdish women are there in Syria, and they've been subjected to a brutal massacre just in the last 30 days. There have been executions, mutilations, and decapitations; women have been thrown off buildings. The women who defeated ISIS have been subjected to a war of annihilation, and of course, not one Kurdish component is present on the panel. They are completely erased in that sense. And who speaks for women? A token Arab nationalist who plays the old card of, "I have a lot of Kurdish friends, so Kurds are represented," and "women are hardworking." She gives a speech of nothing, whitewashing every single massacre and justifying the erasure, on that very same stage, of any other minority that is not Sunni Arab nationalist or Salafi jihadist. She sits there with a straight face talking about the "great work" and the "great talks" that women are having across sects and breaking through factions, but it's totally not real; it's totally not happening on the ground. On the ground, you still have guns with smoke coming out of their barrels and an uncertain ceasefire that could unravel at any moment. But most importantly, you have the corpses of female fighters and civilians alike still riddling the streets, being eaten by wild dogs. And this is the narration. This repugnant assembly of vultures and tyrants, this is the narrative they're selling to the world.

Notably, the panel on Syria doesn't have a single Kurd for representation, even though we all know about the YPJ female fighters who defeated ISIS. Those Kurdish women are there in Syria, and they've been subjected to a brutal massacre just in the last 30 days. There have been executions, mutilations, and decapitations; women have been thrown off buildings. The women who defeated ISIS have been subjected to a war of annihilation, and of course, not one Kurdish component is present on the panel. They are completely erased in that sense. And who speaks for women? A token Arab nationalist who plays the old card of, "I have a lot of Kurdish friends, so Kurds are represented," and "women are hardworking." She gives a speech of nothing, whitewashing every single massacre and justifying the erasure, on that very same stage, of any other minority that is not Sunni Arab nationalist or Salafi jihadist. She sits there with a straight face talking about the "great work" and the "great talks" that women are having across sects and breaking through factions, but it's totally not real; it's totally not happening on the ground. On the ground, you still have guns with smoke coming out of their barrels and an uncertain ceasefire that could unravel at any moment. But most importantly, you have the corpses of female fighters and civilians alike still riddling the streets, being eaten by wild dogs. And this is the narration. This repugnant assembly of vultures and tyrants, this is the narrative they're selling to the world.

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17,522 views • 6 months ago

Watch: shocking Video shows an American helicopters and fighter jets escorting Jolani’s Al-Qaeda forces to enter the Kurdish-controlled city of Al-Hasakah in Syria. America forced the Kurds to accept the Jolani regime and Jolani terrorists inside Kurdish cities. As you can see, American helicopters are flying in the sky over Al-Hasakah and want to make sure that Jolani’s terrorists are not going to be attacked by Kurds, so Jolani’s terrorists can enter the Kurdish area safely without fear. This abandonment of the Kurds will remain a dark and lasting stain on U.S. history. The Kurdish people fought, sacrificed, and stood as allies in the fight against ISIS, paying a heavy price in blood. To turn away now will be remembered as a betrayal of those sacrifices. Trust, once broken at this level, cannot easily be rebuilt. This moment will echo for generations, and many will question whether America stands by its partners when it matters most. The consequences of this decision will not be forgotten.

Watch: shocking Video shows an American helicopters and fighter jets escorting Jolani’s Al-Qaeda forces to enter the Kurdish-controlled city of Al-Hasakah in Syria. America forced the Kurds to accept the Jolani regime and Jolani terrorists inside Kurdish cities. As you can see, American helicopters are flying in the sky over Al-Hasakah and want to make sure that Jolani’s terrorists are not going to be attacked by Kurds, so Jolani’s terrorists can enter the Kurdish area safely without fear. This abandonment of the Kurds will remain a dark and lasting stain on U.S. history. The Kurdish people fought, sacrificed, and stood as allies in the fight against ISIS, paying a heavy price in blood. To turn away now will be remembered as a betrayal of those sacrifices. Trust, once broken at this level, cannot easily be rebuilt. This moment will echo for generations, and many will question whether America stands by its partners when it matters most. The consequences of this decision will not be forgotten.

Botin Kurdistani

47,241 views • 6 months ago

4) Video: Two commanders of the new Syrian Arab Army , One is deceased by Kurdish female fighters YPJ , and the other is alive, yet both display ISIS flags/patches. The Kurdish city of Kobani has been surrounded all around by the so-called New Syrian regime for 14 days. they all ISIS and al-Qaida terrorists , Many Kurds have been kil*ed and injured. Children are dying from the cold and hunger The New Syrian regime has cut off electricity, water, phone, and internet from entire kurdish city Kobani. A genocide is taking place, and the whole world is silent. note: Kurds in Syria have sacrificed 15,000 young boys and girls in the US-led coalition war against ISIS. But unfortunately, the US, France, and the entire EU have abandoned the Kurds into the hands of all terrorists in Syria. Right now, the terrorists are attacking Kurds from 28 fronts. The situation is alarming, and the whole world is silent. It’s not that they abandoned the Kurds. They have paid a huge amount of money to these terrorists. Just recently, the EU granted Syria $722 million of EU taxpayers’ money for recovery—money that will go to the ISIS terrorists who are controlling Damascus.

4) Video: Two commanders of the new Syrian Arab Army , One is deceased by Kurdish female fighters YPJ , and the other is alive, yet both display ISIS flags/patches. The Kurdish city of Kobani has been surrounded all around by the so-called New Syrian regime for 14 days. they all ISIS and al-Qaida terrorists , Many Kurds have been kil*ed and injured. Children are dying from the cold and hunger The New Syrian regime has cut off electricity, water, phone, and internet from entire kurdish city Kobani. A genocide is taking place, and the whole world is silent. note: Kurds in Syria have sacrificed 15,000 young boys and girls in the US-led coalition war against ISIS. But unfortunately, the US, France, and the entire EU have abandoned the Kurds into the hands of all terrorists in Syria. Right now, the terrorists are attacking Kurds from 28 fronts. The situation is alarming, and the whole world is silent. It’s not that they abandoned the Kurds. They have paid a huge amount of money to these terrorists. Just recently, the EU granted Syria $722 million of EU taxpayers’ money for recovery—money that will go to the ISIS terrorists who are controlling Damascus.

Botin Kurdistani

20,376 views • 7 months ago

Leyla Zana. The first Kurdish woman elected to the Turkish parliament. In 1994, she was sentenced to 15 years in prison for saying, “I take this oath for the brotherhood of the Turkish and Kurdish peoples” in Kurdish, a language banned in Turkey at the time. She lived up to her words. A symbol of resistance, dignity, and freedom. Zana is as a beacon of resistance and dignity for the Kurdish people. This video spanning from 1991 to 2025 stands as evidence of how the oppressive state has treated Kurdish women, and how the Kurdish democratic man has stood by them and continues to do so, while honouring them 🌿✊ #LeylaZana #Kurdistan #JinJiyanAzadî

Leyla Zana. The first Kurdish woman elected to the Turkish parliament. In 1994, she was sentenced to 15 years in prison for saying, “I take this oath for the brotherhood of the Turkish and Kurdish peoples” in Kurdish, a language banned in Turkey at the time. She lived up to her words. A symbol of resistance, dignity, and freedom. Zana is as a beacon of resistance and dignity for the Kurdish people. This video spanning from 1991 to 2025 stands as evidence of how the oppressive state has treated Kurdish women, and how the Kurdish democratic man has stood by them and continues to do so, while honouring them 🌿✊ #LeylaZana #Kurdistan #JinJiyanAzadî

Jino Victoria Doabi ‏ژینۆ ویکتوریا دو‌آبی

12,653 views • 1 year ago

The video shows these so-called Syrian government forces dressed like ISIS fighters — no patches, no insignia — openly praying for God to terrorize the kuffar and put fear in their hearts. They repeat phrases like “help us against the kuffar” and “put terror in their hearts.” Yet this is being sold as a “security operation,” and Western legacy media is running with that framing. The New York Times, in reporting by Raja Abdul Rahim, frames it as clashes between the Syrian government and a Kurdish-led militia. The BBC does the same, presenting it as fighting between Syrian government forces and Kurdish fighters. Frankly, Al Jazeera’s coverage is less biased than most Western outlets. I never thought I’d say that. Al Jazeera at least calls this what it is: a siege. They identify who is attacking whom. They show maps. They report that the Syrian Ministry of Defense issued an ultimatum and then launched the attack. Even though they mostly interviewed people from the so-called Syrian transitional government side, they still framed the aggressor correctly. What no one is saying is that, until very recently, these same forces were on global terrorist lists because of their ties to al-Qaeda. No one mentions that this so-called Syrian transitional government is a direct outgrowth of jihadist groups. Al-Nusra did not just “overlap” with ISIS — it was an ISIS branch, and its leadership came straight from ISIS. Al-Jolani himself was a lieutenant of al-Baghdadi. That is who these people are. And this video shows it clearly: these forces are praying for Allah to put terror into the hearts of the kuffar. This is not a war against a militia that violated an agreement. It is a war against Kurds who chose secularism, coexistence with Druze, Alawites, and Yezidis, autonomy, feminism, and a progressive political project. For that choice, they are labeled kuffar even though the majority of Kurds are themselves Sunni Muslims.

The video shows these so-called Syrian government forces dressed like ISIS fighters — no patches, no insignia — openly praying for God to terrorize the kuffar and put fear in their hearts. They repeat phrases like “help us against the kuffar” and “put terror in their hearts.” Yet this is being sold as a “security operation,” and Western legacy media is running with that framing. The New York Times, in reporting by Raja Abdul Rahim, frames it as clashes between the Syrian government and a Kurdish-led militia. The BBC does the same, presenting it as fighting between Syrian government forces and Kurdish fighters. Frankly, Al Jazeera’s coverage is less biased than most Western outlets. I never thought I’d say that. Al Jazeera at least calls this what it is: a siege. They identify who is attacking whom. They show maps. They report that the Syrian Ministry of Defense issued an ultimatum and then launched the attack. Even though they mostly interviewed people from the so-called Syrian transitional government side, they still framed the aggressor correctly. What no one is saying is that, until very recently, these same forces were on global terrorist lists because of their ties to al-Qaeda. No one mentions that this so-called Syrian transitional government is a direct outgrowth of jihadist groups. Al-Nusra did not just “overlap” with ISIS — it was an ISIS branch, and its leadership came straight from ISIS. Al-Jolani himself was a lieutenant of al-Baghdadi. That is who these people are. And this video shows it clearly: these forces are praying for Allah to put terror into the hearts of the kuffar. This is not a war against a militia that violated an agreement. It is a war against Kurds who chose secularism, coexistence with Druze, Alawites, and Yezidis, autonomy, feminism, and a progressive political project. For that choice, they are labeled kuffar even though the majority of Kurds are themselves Sunni Muslims.

Karim Franceschi

15,591 views • 7 months ago

Brides of ISIS This is a refugee camp in northern Syria where 70,000 ISIS women and children are living. One child, who appears to be under 10 years old, asks our team to repent their sins and calmly says: "We're going to kill you by slaughtering you. We will slaughter you." The camp is a holding centre for the women and children who emerged from the IS "caliphate" when it fell in March 2019 #TheKeralaStory

Brides of ISIS This is a refugee camp in northern Syria where 70,000 ISIS women and children are living. One child, who appears to be under 10 years old, asks our team to repent their sins and calmly says: "We're going to kill you by slaughtering you. We will slaughter you." The camp is a holding centre for the women and children who emerged from the IS "caliphate" when it fell in March 2019 #TheKeralaStory

JIX5A

106,043 views • 3 years ago

We will no longer allow our fighters—women and men—to be sent into meaningless wars for a world that has betrayed us. We lost thousands of our loved ones for the sake of humanity, yet the world abandoned us and left us to our fate in Rojava. From now on, our fighters will stand only to defend the Kurdish people and their land, Kurdistan, so they may live with dignity on their own homeland. All love and respect to our Kurdish women fighters in the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) in Rojava, and mercy to all those who sacrificed their lives so the world could live in peace. Kurdish women deserve to live with dignity.

We will no longer allow our fighters—women and men—to be sent into meaningless wars for a world that has betrayed us. We lost thousands of our loved ones for the sake of humanity, yet the world abandoned us and left us to our fate in Rojava. From now on, our fighters will stand only to defend the Kurdish people and their land, Kurdistan, so they may live with dignity on their own homeland. All love and respect to our Kurdish women fighters in the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) in Rojava, and mercy to all those who sacrificed their lives so the world could live in peace. Kurdish women deserve to live with dignity.

Yaser Kobanê – יאסר קובאני

63,984 views • 7 months ago