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Ateret Shamuel: “Kurds are one of Middle East’s largest indigenous nations, divided across Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Turkey. Today, Kurdish areas face heavy attacks.” Iran’s regime is brutally targeting Kurds: “IRGC forces opened fire on Kurdish protesters, killed civilians, raided a hospital in Ilam, and imposed an internet blackout...

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The Kurds are one of the largest stateless peoples in the world. Around 30–40 million live across Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran. They have their own language and identity, were promised self-determination after World War I, and never received it. Since then, Kurds have faced repression, bans on language and culture, and violent crackdowns. Only Iraqi Kurdistan has meaningful autonomy today, while elsewhere Kurdish political movements are restricted or crushed. Do you support helping the Kurds establish an independent country?
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The Kurds are one of the largest stateless peoples in the world. Around 30–40 million live across Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran. They have their own language and identity, were promised self-determination after World War I, and never received it. Since then, Kurds have faced repression, bans on language and culture, and violent crackdowns. Only Iraqi Kurdistan has meaningful autonomy today, while elsewhere Kurdish political movements are restricted or crushed. Do you support helping the Kurds establish an independent country?

Ahmed Al-Khalidi

21,206 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

In a recent report discussing the developments surrounding the Kurds in Iran and the possibility of a Kurdish awakening amid the growing weakness of the regime in Tehran, the following commentators participated: Yehuda Ben Yosef President of the Kurdish Community in Israel Senior Expert on Kurdish Politics and Israel–Kurdish Relations and Prof. Eyal Zisser, one of Israel’s leading scholars on the Middle East. The discussion highlighted the complexity of the Kurdish issue in Iran – a community of approximately 10–15 million Kurds, one of the most significant minorities in the country. It also addressed the Iranian regime’s deep concern regarding the Kurds’ organizational capabilities and their strong connections with Kurdish communities across the Middle East and with the West. A central point raised in the discussion was the fear among Kurds that the United States and the West might once again abandon them, despite their critical role in the fight against ISIS. #Kurds #Kurdistan #Iran #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #Israel #KurdishPeople #FreeKurdistan #Rojhelat #MiddleEastPolitics #YehudaBenYosef
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In a recent report discussing the developments surrounding the Kurds in Iran and the possibility of a Kurdish awakening amid the growing weakness of the regime in Tehran, the following commentators participated: Yehuda Ben Yosef President of the Kurdish Community in Israel Senior Expert on Kurdish Politics and Israel–Kurdish Relations and Prof. Eyal Zisser, one of Israel’s leading scholars on the Middle East. The discussion highlighted the complexity of the Kurdish issue in Iran – a community of approximately 10–15 million Kurds, one of the most significant minorities in the country. It also addressed the Iranian regime’s deep concern regarding the Kurds’ organizational capabilities and their strong connections with Kurdish communities across the Middle East and with the West. A central point raised in the discussion was the fear among Kurds that the United States and the West might once again abandon them, despite their critical role in the fight against ISIS. #Kurds #Kurdistan #Iran #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #Israel #KurdishPeople #FreeKurdistan #Rojhelat #MiddleEastPolitics #YehudaBenYosef

Yehuda Ben Yosef

17,437 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

🚨 Inside Iran, one group the regime truly fears: the Kurds. Kurdish affairs analyst Mutlo Sivaroglou says Kurdish groups are the only force in Iran that is politically, socially, and militarily organized. And they’ve been fighting Tehran for decades. • 47% of political prisoners last year were Kurds • Kurdish armed groups openly call the regime their enemy • Fighters across Kurdistan say they are ready at any moment “If something erupts from inside Iran,” he says, the Kurds will be at the center of it. This is their fight. Stay connected, follow Mossad Commentary.
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🚨 Inside Iran, one group the regime truly fears: the Kurds. Kurdish affairs analyst Mutlo Sivaroglou says Kurdish groups are the only force in Iran that is politically, socially, and militarily organized. And they’ve been fighting Tehran for decades. • 47% of political prisoners last year were Kurds • Kurdish armed groups openly call the regime their enemy • Fighters across Kurdistan say they are ready at any moment “If something erupts from inside Iran,” he says, the Kurds will be at the center of it. This is their fight. Stay connected, follow Mossad Commentary.

Mossad Commentary

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🚨 ONCE ALLIES. NOW BETRAYAL? Kurds across Iraq and Turkey are mobilizing in response to what many see as American abandonment of Kurdish forces in northeast Syria. Reported developments: • Crowds stormed the United States Consulate in Erbil, tearing down signage and raising Kurdish flags • The Turkish Consulate in Dohuk was breached, with the Turkish flag removed • Peshmerga units are mobilizing toward Syria • In Qamishli, Kurds are arming themselves as forces linked to Abu Mohammad al-Jolani move toward Hasakah • The Nusaybin border crossing has seen clashes as Kurds from Turkey attempt to cross into Syria, despite efforts by Ankara to stop them What was once a strategic partnership has been destroyed. Across borders, Kurdish communities are furious. Stay connected, follow Mossad Commentary.
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🚨 ONCE ALLIES. NOW BETRAYAL? Kurds across Iraq and Turkey are mobilizing in response to what many see as American abandonment of Kurdish forces in northeast Syria. Reported developments: • Crowds stormed the United States Consulate in Erbil, tearing down signage and raising Kurdish flags • The Turkish Consulate in Dohuk was breached, with the Turkish flag removed • Peshmerga units are mobilizing toward Syria • In Qamishli, Kurds are arming themselves as forces linked to Abu Mohammad al-Jolani move toward Hasakah • The Nusaybin border crossing has seen clashes as Kurds from Turkey attempt to cross into Syria, despite efforts by Ankara to stop them What was once a strategic partnership has been destroyed. Across borders, Kurdish communities are furious. Stay connected, follow Mossad Commentary.

Mossad Commentary

90,707 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Kobane - Aleppo Aleppo - Kobane The legacy continues - Kurds are rising up in unison. Waving the Ala Rengin, the Flag of Kurdistan. Across Turkey and Europe, Kurds are rallying in solidarity with the Kurdish neighbourhoods in Aleppo which are under a ruthless attack by the current Syrian administration which emerged out of Hayat Tahrir al Sham, Al Qaida in Syria. Footage from Amed, Bakure Kurdistan (Diyarbakir, Turkeyiye)
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Kobane - Aleppo Aleppo - Kobane The legacy continues - Kurds are rising up in unison. Waving the Ala Rengin, the Flag of Kurdistan. Across Turkey and Europe, Kurds are rallying in solidarity with the Kurdish neighbourhoods in Aleppo which are under a ruthless attack by the current Syrian administration which emerged out of Hayat Tahrir al Sham, Al Qaida in Syria. Footage from Amed, Bakure Kurdistan (Diyarbakir, Turkeyiye)

Scharo Bajalan

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Iran’s Nightmare Scenario: The Civil War That Could Topple the Regime. Iran’s Regime Change Scenario Has Begun And It Starts With the Kurds. While the world focuses on U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iranian military targets, a new front may be opening inside Iran itself — the Kurdish front. The Kurds are the largest stateless nation in the world, with around 10 million living inside Iran’s western provinces. Historically oppressed and repeatedly targeted by the Iranian regime, Kurdish armed groups could become a major internal challenge to Tehran. In this video, I explain why the Kurdish factor could dramatically change the strategic equation in Iran. Airstrikes can weaken a regime, but history shows that real regime collapse usually comes from internal pressure. If Kurdish forces launch a ground offensive while Iran is weakened militarily, it could trigger a chain reaction across the country.
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Iran’s Nightmare Scenario: The Civil War That Could Topple the Regime. Iran’s Regime Change Scenario Has Begun And It Starts With the Kurds. While the world focuses on U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iranian military targets, a new front may be opening inside Iran itself — the Kurdish front. The Kurds are the largest stateless nation in the world, with around 10 million living inside Iran’s western provinces. Historically oppressed and repeatedly targeted by the Iranian regime, Kurdish armed groups could become a major internal challenge to Tehran. In this video, I explain why the Kurdish factor could dramatically change the strategic equation in Iran. Airstrikes can weaken a regime, but history shows that real regime collapse usually comes from internal pressure. If Kurdish forces launch a ground offensive while Iran is weakened militarily, it could trigger a chain reaction across the country.

Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle

22,884 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Caught between Turkey and Syrian opposition, Kurdish forces are reportedly close to defeat in northern Syria 'No one should be mistaken – Turkey is willing to see an Islamist government back in Damascus to ensure that the Kurds aren't a part of a future Syria,' says Giran Ozcan
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Caught between Turkey and Syrian opposition, Kurdish forces are reportedly close to defeat in northern Syria 'No one should be mistaken – Turkey is willing to see an Islamist government back in Damascus to ensure that the Kurds aren't a part of a future Syria,' says Giran Ozcan

i24NEWS English

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Why Iran's Kurds Are the Most Divided Kurdish Population, and Why That Matters Now They speak at least four major dialect groups. They are split along sectarian lines far more deeply than Kurds elsewhere. Kurdish and Persian are both Iranian languages with no sharp linguistic wall between them. And they have lived inside an Iranian state for five centuries. In Iraq, Syria, and Turkey, Kurdish identity confronts Arabic or Turkish across a clear frontier. In Iran, it sits inside a graded continuum of dialect, sect, and civilisation that the state has always found easier to segment and absorb. Linguistically, they are not a compact Sorani-Kurmanji bloc. They are a mosaic. Central Kurdish (Sorani) accounts for roughly 35 to 40% of Iran's Kurds. Southern Kurdish and Laki together make up another 35 to 40%. Kurmanji accounts for about 22 to 27%. Gorani and Hawrami make up a smaller but historically significant remainder. Kurmanji itself is split across radically different settings. The Kurmanji speakers of Khorasan in the northeast are mostly Shia and long integrated into the Iranian state. The Kurmanji speakers of the Urmia belt are overwhelmingly Sunni and tied into the borderland world shaped by proximity to Turkey. Religiously, Iranian Kurds are not overwhelmingly Sunni the way Kurds in Iraq, Syria, and Turkey are. The best estimate is roughly half Sunni, around two-fifths Twelver Shia, and about a tenth Yarsani. The Sunni core is concentrated in the northwest. Kermanshah, Ilam, and Khorasan pull heavily in the other direction. The deepest difference is linguistic. In Iraq, Syria, and Turkey, Kurdish confronts Arabic or Turkish across a sharp civilisational wall: Indo-European versus Semitic or Turkic. In Iran, Kurdish and Persian are both Western Iranian languages with a common origin. The boundary is not a wall but a slope. Lori forms a continuum between Kurdish and Persian. Laki sits near that transition. As you move south through the Zagros, speech forms become less like northern Kurdish and more entangled with neighbouring Iranian varieties. Iranian Kurds have also lived inside an Iranian state framework for roughly five centuries since the Safavid consolidation, not inside a new nation-state barely a century old like Iraq or Syria. Iran is closer to a civilisational state than a standard nation-state, and Kurdish identity inside that frame is old, layered, and in many parts of the country deeply woven into the wider Iranian fabric. All of this is why Kurdish cohesion is structurally weakest in Iran. The divisions are not just multiple but mutually reinforcing: dialect, sect, geography, linguistic proximity to Persian, and centuries of state absorption. In the other three countries, Kurdish identity confronts the state-bearing identity across a sharper frontier. In Iran, it sits inside a graded continuum that the state has always found easier to segment, absorb, and contain. More details:
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Why Iran's Kurds Are the Most Divided Kurdish Population, and Why That Matters Now They speak at least four major dialect groups. They are split along sectarian lines far more deeply than Kurds elsewhere. Kurdish and Persian are both Iranian languages with no sharp linguistic wall between them. And they have lived inside an Iranian state for five centuries. In Iraq, Syria, and Turkey, Kurdish identity confronts Arabic or Turkish across a clear frontier. In Iran, it sits inside a graded continuum of dialect, sect, and civilisation that the state has always found easier to segment and absorb. Linguistically, they are not a compact Sorani-Kurmanji bloc. They are a mosaic. Central Kurdish (Sorani) accounts for roughly 35 to 40% of Iran's Kurds. Southern Kurdish and Laki together make up another 35 to 40%. Kurmanji accounts for about 22 to 27%. Gorani and Hawrami make up a smaller but historically significant remainder. Kurmanji itself is split across radically different settings. The Kurmanji speakers of Khorasan in the northeast are mostly Shia and long integrated into the Iranian state. The Kurmanji speakers of the Urmia belt are overwhelmingly Sunni and tied into the borderland world shaped by proximity to Turkey. Religiously, Iranian Kurds are not overwhelmingly Sunni the way Kurds in Iraq, Syria, and Turkey are. The best estimate is roughly half Sunni, around two-fifths Twelver Shia, and about a tenth Yarsani. The Sunni core is concentrated in the northwest. Kermanshah, Ilam, and Khorasan pull heavily in the other direction. The deepest difference is linguistic. In Iraq, Syria, and Turkey, Kurdish confronts Arabic or Turkish across a sharp civilisational wall: Indo-European versus Semitic or Turkic. In Iran, Kurdish and Persian are both Western Iranian languages with a common origin. The boundary is not a wall but a slope. Lori forms a continuum between Kurdish and Persian. Laki sits near that transition. As you move south through the Zagros, speech forms become less like northern Kurdish and more entangled with neighbouring Iranian varieties. Iranian Kurds have also lived inside an Iranian state framework for roughly five centuries since the Safavid consolidation, not inside a new nation-state barely a century old like Iraq or Syria. Iran is closer to a civilisational state than a standard nation-state, and Kurdish identity inside that frame is old, layered, and in many parts of the country deeply woven into the wider Iranian fabric. All of this is why Kurdish cohesion is structurally weakest in Iran. The divisions are not just multiple but mutually reinforcing: dialect, sect, geography, linguistic proximity to Persian, and centuries of state absorption. In the other three countries, Kurdish identity confronts the state-bearing identity across a sharper frontier. In Iran, it sits inside a graded continuum that the state has always found easier to segment, absorb, and contain. More details:

The National Context

95,679 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

A historic moment: the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has announced a complete end to its operations in Turkey “The conflicts and wars unfolding in the Middle East have begun to pose a serious threat to the future of both Turkey and the Kurdish people. In this regard, we have decided to withdraw all our forces from Turkish territory,” the statement reads. The PKK — designated a terrorist organization by Turkish authorities — will withdraw all its fighters to northern Iraq. Earlier, the group declared its self-dissolution and the end of its armed struggle. Since the 1980s, the PKK has waged an insurgency against the Turkish state, seeking autonomy and rights for the Kurdish population. The conflict has claimed tens of thousands of lives and become one of the region’s longest-running. The Kurds are the largest stateless nation in the world, living mainly across Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. There are more than 15 million Kurds in Turkey alone.
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A historic moment: the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has announced a complete end to its operations in Turkey “The conflicts and wars unfolding in the Middle East have begun to pose a serious threat to the future of both Turkey and the Kurdish people. In this regard, we have decided to withdraw all our forces from Turkish territory,” the statement reads. The PKK — designated a terrorist organization by Turkish authorities — will withdraw all its fighters to northern Iraq. Earlier, the group declared its self-dissolution and the end of its armed struggle. Since the 1980s, the PKK has waged an insurgency against the Turkish state, seeking autonomy and rights for the Kurdish population. The conflict has claimed tens of thousands of lives and become one of the region’s longest-running. The Kurds are the largest stateless nation in the world, living mainly across Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. There are more than 15 million Kurds in Turkey alone.

NEXTA

82,350 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

Mr. Soran Hamarash: "You are the beginning of the story of human civilization, in language, in agriculture. The Kurdish language, which we ourselves do not appreciate enough. The language spoken today in Kurdistan, especially in the villages, is the language of the first human civilization, where writing began." "Sumerian is that language; when the Sumerians began writing, they started writing in Kurdish." "It's Kurdish that's ancient; it's Kurdish that you and I understand." "You have to remember, the history that's been written about you is not scientific history; it's a crafted version of history we Kurds haven't written." "The history that we've written is accurate until Sharafkhan, but the new 'history' is written by the academics of colonial powers: Britain, Germany, Russia." "Kurds have been divided; it's a country that has been divided (by colonial powers). This crafted history written about Kurds reflects that division of Kurdistan by colonial powers. I speak about a great part of this in my book, to give you an idea of the kind of nonsensical and non-factual/non-scientific information they've written about Kurds. It's an insult to science, history, and the Kurds. Europe has based our history on that injustice." #Kurds #Kurdistan #History #Sumer #Mittani #Hurria #Media #Gudea #KurdishHistory #Sumerian #Language #Kurdish #Kurd
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Mr. Soran Hamarash: "You are the beginning of the story of human civilization, in language, in agriculture. The Kurdish language, which we ourselves do not appreciate enough. The language spoken today in Kurdistan, especially in the villages, is the language of the first human civilization, where writing began." "Sumerian is that language; when the Sumerians began writing, they started writing in Kurdish." "It's Kurdish that's ancient; it's Kurdish that you and I understand." "You have to remember, the history that's been written about you is not scientific history; it's a crafted version of history we Kurds haven't written." "The history that we've written is accurate until Sharafkhan, but the new 'history' is written by the academics of colonial powers: Britain, Germany, Russia." "Kurds have been divided; it's a country that has been divided (by colonial powers). This crafted history written about Kurds reflects that division of Kurdistan by colonial powers. I speak about a great part of this in my book, to give you an idea of the kind of nonsensical and non-factual/non-scientific information they've written about Kurds. It's an insult to science, history, and the Kurds. Europe has based our history on that injustice." #Kurds #Kurdistan #History #Sumer #Mittani #Hurria #Media #Gudea #KurdishHistory #Sumerian #Language #Kurdish #Kurd

Awat Berkhaneh

29,596 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Washington is reportedly weighing support for Kurdish fighters inside Iran. Trump has personally contacted Kurdish leaders and the CIA is said to be preparing to supply weapons. The Kurds are the largest ethnic group in the world without their own state. 25-35 million people spread across Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria, with no country to call their own. They've been here before. Kurdish fighters were one of America's most effective weapons against ISIS. Then the US pulled out and left them exposed. Many Kurds haven't forgotten. But now Washington is asking for their help again. For Kurds, the question isn't whether they can fight. It's whether they trust that America will still be there when it's over. History gives them reason for pause. Source: DW News
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Washington is reportedly weighing support for Kurdish fighters inside Iran. Trump has personally contacted Kurdish leaders and the CIA is said to be preparing to supply weapons. The Kurds are the largest ethnic group in the world without their own state. 25-35 million people spread across Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria, with no country to call their own. They've been here before. Kurdish fighters were one of America's most effective weapons against ISIS. Then the US pulled out and left them exposed. Many Kurds haven't forgotten. But now Washington is asking for their help again. For Kurds, the question isn't whether they can fight. It's whether they trust that America will still be there when it's over. History gives them reason for pause. Source: DW News

Mario Nawfal

66,438 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Pro–Islamic Republic terrorist regime and IRGC supporter Amir Ismaili says the moment news broke about US-backed Kurds taking up arms against the IRGC was an eye-opening moment for the pro-Pahlavi movement that (in his view) mistakenly supports the USA. He says: “I (as an Islamic Republic regime/IRGC supporter) and the King’s (Reza Pahlavi’s) supporters are all united when it comes to them (Kurds).” He adds that if there is one thing that unites them all (pro–Islamic Republic regime and pro-Pahlavi supporters), it is opposition to these “separatists,” referring to the possibility of Kurdish Peshmerga forces liberating the Kurdistan Region of Iran from IRGC occupation and the possibility of Iran becoming a secular, federal democracy. Regardless of these false labels, our legitimate struggle for liberty and democracy will continue, for Kurdistan and for all of Iran. Those who should be ashamed are the ones who conspire against democracy. #Kurdistan #Iran #Democracy #Federalism #IranMassacre #IRGCTerrorists #USA
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Pro–Islamic Republic terrorist regime and IRGC supporter Amir Ismaili says the moment news broke about US-backed Kurds taking up arms against the IRGC was an eye-opening moment for the pro-Pahlavi movement that (in his view) mistakenly supports the USA. He says: “I (as an Islamic Republic regime/IRGC supporter) and the King’s (Reza Pahlavi’s) supporters are all united when it comes to them (Kurds).” He adds that if there is one thing that unites them all (pro–Islamic Republic regime and pro-Pahlavi supporters), it is opposition to these “separatists,” referring to the possibility of Kurdish Peshmerga forces liberating the Kurdistan Region of Iran from IRGC occupation and the possibility of Iran becoming a secular, federal democracy. Regardless of these false labels, our legitimate struggle for liberty and democracy will continue, for Kurdistan and for all of Iran. Those who should be ashamed are the ones who conspire against democracy. #Kurdistan #Iran #Democracy #Federalism #IranMassacre #IRGCTerrorists #USA

Awat Berkhaneh

12,278 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

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.
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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 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

🚨 EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE: Breaking the Siege on Rojhelat! 🚨 New videos reveal precision airstrikes by the Israeli Air Force (IAF) targeting IRGC bases along the Iran-Kurdistan border. 🇮🇱☀️ The Objective: Clearing the ground and opening strategic corridors for Peshmerga forces. The path to freedom is opening, and the Kurds in Rojhelat are no longer alone. Iran is losing its grip on the border! ✌️💥 These are the strategic connections I have built over the recent period, and they are now yielding tangible results. Yehuda Ben Yosef President of the Kurdish Community in Israel #Kurdistan #Peshmerga #Rojhelat #Israel #IranRevolution2026 #BreakingNews #FreeKurdistan #IAF #IsraelKurdistan
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE: Breaking the Siege on Rojhelat! 🚨 New videos reveal precision airstrikes by the Israeli Air Force (IAF) targeting IRGC bases along the Iran-Kurdistan border. 🇮🇱☀️ The Objective: Clearing the ground and opening strategic corridors for Peshmerga forces. The path to freedom is opening, and the Kurds in Rojhelat are no longer alone. Iran is losing its grip on the border! ✌️💥 These are the strategic connections I have built over the recent period, and they are now yielding tangible results. Yehuda Ben Yosef President of the Kurdish Community in Israel #Kurdistan #Peshmerga #Rojhelat #Israel #IranRevolution2026 #BreakingNews #FreeKurdistan #IAF #IsraelKurdistan

Yehuda Ben Yosef

50,903 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

I’ve watched John Kennedy at least five times. While I hope his warning doesn’t fall on deaf ears, I’m even more concerned that it might be yet another empty promise—the kind the Kurds have sadly come to expect from American politicians. “Erdogan, leave the Kurds alone. Kurds as you know are wonderful people. There are probably 30-40 million [sic] …living mostly in Turkey, Iran, Northern Iraq & Syria. Kurds are a distinct ethnic group…a stateless country bc they are spread all over the world. The Kurds are America’s friend 🇺🇸 Not many years ago, ISIS established a caliphate in the Middle East, Which America destroyed. The people most responsible for destroying ISIS were the Kurds. We lost less than 20 American lives in destroying ISIS. Our friends the Kurds lost over 10,000 fighting alongside us, and over 30,000 wounded. Without the Kurds, ISIS would still be there. Erdogan doesn’t like the Kurds. Right now Erdogan has troops, tanks & weapons marshaled at border between Turkey & Syria. The Kurds live very peacefully in northeast Syria, so my message to Erdogan is: Don’t do it! Leave the Kurds alone! If you invade Syria, and touch a hair on the head of the Kurds, I’m going to ask the US Congress to do something, & our sanctions won’t help the economy of Turkey. And I don’t want to do that, so LEAVE THE KURDS ALONE.” cc: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan 🇺🇸
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I’ve watched John Kennedy at least five times. While I hope his warning doesn’t fall on deaf ears, I’m even more concerned that it might be yet another empty promise—the kind the Kurds have sadly come to expect from American politicians. “Erdogan, leave the Kurds alone. Kurds as you know are wonderful people. There are probably 30-40 million [sic] …living mostly in Turkey, Iran, Northern Iraq & Syria. Kurds are a distinct ethnic group…a stateless country bc they are spread all over the world. The Kurds are America’s friend 🇺🇸 Not many years ago, ISIS established a caliphate in the Middle East, Which America destroyed. The people most responsible for destroying ISIS were the Kurds. We lost less than 20 American lives in destroying ISIS. Our friends the Kurds lost over 10,000 fighting alongside us, and over 30,000 wounded. Without the Kurds, ISIS would still be there. Erdogan doesn’t like the Kurds. Right now Erdogan has troops, tanks & weapons marshaled at border between Turkey & Syria. The Kurds live very peacefully in northeast Syria, so my message to Erdogan is: Don’t do it! Leave the Kurds alone! If you invade Syria, and touch a hair on the head of the Kurds, I’m going to ask the US Congress to do something, & our sanctions won’t help the economy of Turkey. And I don’t want to do that, so LEAVE THE KURDS ALONE.” cc: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan 🇺🇸

Samira Ghaderi

17,532 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This cemetery belongs to the Kurdish fighters who gave their lives liberating Raqqa — the capital of ISIS. These are the same heroes the world celebrated for destroying ISIS. Today their graves are being desecrated by Syrian forces backed by the new authorities — the very groups many call ISIS rebranded and normalized by the West. The US and Europe once armed and praised the Kurds for defeating ISIS. Today they support and fund the people responsible for this horrible work. Kurds did not fight for anyone — they simply shared a mutual enemy with the West: ISIS. Now the West watches in silence as the memory of those fighters is wiped out. This is what betrayal looks like. Kurds will remember this. #Raqqa #Rojava #Kurdistan #Kurds #Syria #ISIS
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This cemetery belongs to the Kurdish fighters who gave their lives liberating Raqqa — the capital of ISIS. These are the same heroes the world celebrated for destroying ISIS. Today their graves are being desecrated by Syrian forces backed by the new authorities — the very groups many call ISIS rebranded and normalized by the West. The US and Europe once armed and praised the Kurds for defeating ISIS. Today they support and fund the people responsible for this horrible work. Kurds did not fight for anyone — they simply shared a mutual enemy with the West: ISIS. Now the West watches in silence as the memory of those fighters is wiped out. This is what betrayal looks like. Kurds will remember this. #Raqqa #Rojava #Kurdistan #Kurds #Syria #ISIS

Soran Hamarash

21,973 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

🇮🇷🇮🇶 The constant airstrikes targeting Erbil expose a dangerous and highly complex geopolitical trap for the Iraqi Kurds. Fmr. U.S. Navy intel officer Malcolm Nance explains that pro-Iranian Shia militias are using the mountainous border terrain to bombard U.S. and Kurdish positions. Despite trying to maintain neutrality, the Kurds are trapped in a crossfire between retaliatory U.S. strikes and escalating Iranian-backed forces. To make matters worse, regional rivals Turkey and Iran are quietly working together to ensure the Kurds do not gain weapons or traction. The reality is grim: unexpected alliances are forming to systematically screw the Kurds and crush any hope of a unified homeland. Malcolm Nance
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🇮🇷🇮🇶 The constant airstrikes targeting Erbil expose a dangerous and highly complex geopolitical trap for the Iraqi Kurds. Fmr. U.S. Navy intel officer Malcolm Nance explains that pro-Iranian Shia militias are using the mountainous border terrain to bombard U.S. and Kurdish positions. Despite trying to maintain neutrality, the Kurds are trapped in a crossfire between retaliatory U.S. strikes and escalating Iranian-backed forces. To make matters worse, regional rivals Turkey and Iran are quietly working together to ensure the Kurds do not gain weapons or traction. The reality is grim: unexpected alliances are forming to systematically screw the Kurds and crush any hope of a unified homeland. Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

22,891 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce