​​​​​​​Politicians, intellectuals, martyrs' mothers: Our unity is evidence of our strength

Kurdish popular circles are calling for the unification of the Kurdish position, and support for the unification initiatives launched by the Syrian Democratic Forces.

 In this context, a number of forcibly displaced politicians and intellectuals of Afrin to al-Shahba canton talked to Hawar news agency.

The administrator of the Future Syria Party, Muhammad Bayram, said: The initiative announced by the Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi, with the aim of rapprochement between the Kurdish parties and people, is appreciated and respected, and all parties and political blocs must work hard to make this initiative succeed without hindering it.

Bayram added: "The stage we are going through requires us to unite ranks away from partisan interests that do not serve the people, but rather work to serve the people and preserve the gains made in Rojava thanks to the sacrifices of the martyrs."

Bayram affirmed during his speech that some political parties are trying to hinder efforts to unify the Kurdish ranks, noting that the state of dispersion

Bayram indicated that the Kurdish people pay the price of partisan differences, and appealed to the Kurdish people to put pressure on the political parties and demand the unification of their ranks.

For his part, the administrator of the Democratic Union Party of Luqman Jarrow indicated that the Middle East region is experiencing chaos in all respects, and that some of the dominant countries are trying to undermine the will of the Kurdish people and obliterate their culture since ancient times, and to make demographic change in the region.

Jarrow considered that the various of the multiplicity and political parties in parts of Kurdistan are among the most important obstacles facing the initiative to unify the row, "which led to the dispersal of the Kurdish row and not touching upon the Kurdish issue."

As for the member of Martyrs Families' Council, Khadija Alou and the mother of the martyr Enkizik, she said: “The aggression that affected the Kurdish issue did not distinguish between parties and political affiliation, but rather affected all Kurds.”

"Our unity is evidence of our strength and our will to preserve the gains made thanks to the sacrifices of the martyrs," she added.

On the behalf of the mothers and wives of the martyrs, Khadija Alou appealed to all the Kurdish people, abroad and inside, to strive for unity and end colonial ambitions in Kurdistan.

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ANHA