Egyptian researcher: Ocalan's freedom ends historical dispute

the Turkish authorities has been going on  isolating the leader Abdullah Ocalan since he was captured in 1999, amid silence of the international organizations.

The Egyptian journalist and researcher on the Kurdish issue and Turkish affairs Mohsen Awadallah , spoke about the objectives of this isolation to Hawar.

'Attempts of isolating Ocalan,have made him a symbol for the opinion freedom peace all over the world"

Awadallah started his speech: "The attempts of isolating Ocalan inside his prison failed to isolate him from the world, and made him a symbol for opinion freedom peace  all over the world. Many look for this man's philosophy, whom Turkey is afraid of, as well as the participation of more than one country in the process of his arrest."

 "The isolation of Ocalan  intends to continue the conflict. Preventing communication with his party, supporters and the whole world in a failed attempt by Erdogan to prevent Ocalan's voice from reaching the world. Spreading his philosophy and initiative for peace to solve the problems of the region, and ending the Turkish and Kurdish  conflict." He said.

"Arrival of Ocalan's voice to the world means that Erdogan's lies about the Kurds in general, and PKK in particular, and his plans to demonize the Kurds and stone them with all their contents, may also reveal to the Turkish citizen the truth of the deception that he was subjected to during Erdogan era. The lie that  PKK  a terrorist party that  threatens Turkey's national security or seeks to divide Turkey and break up its unity is false."

 "I don't think Turkey's efforts to isolate Ocalan were very successful. On the contrary,  may his isolation have made his case and the Kurdish people question a  public one before the whole world," he said.

"Ocalan's freedom ends a historical dispute and maintains the stability of the region"

 Awadallah said about his role in case of lifting the isolation: 'I think that presence of  free Ocalan,may be a factor in resolving and ending the historical dispute between the Turkish state and the Kurds.  beacauseTurkey intervened militarily in the Kurds areas are in northern Kurdistan and occupied a large part of the cities in northern Syria."

He added: "Ocalan can also play a key role in the reunification of the Kurds in different regions, in a way that affects positively on the Kurdish people, and maintains the region stability, and removes fears of such countries Iraq, Syria, Iran, and Turkey. Of Kurdish intentions of separating under Ocalan's philosophy of the democratic nation and the brotherhood of peoples, as their first reference, are the most capable of applying them on the ground."

 "Ocalan carries a global project for peace"

About Turkey's insistence on continuing to isolate Ocalan, Awadallah stressed, "Ocalan carries a global project for peace, which Turkey does not want . Since the current Turkish regime  policy depends on provoking wars, unrest,creating crises and "Engaging with them in an attempt to create new legitimacy and gain false popularity, even at the expense of shedding the blood of more innocent. that makes Ocalan's freedom a serious threat on the legitimacy of the current Turkish regime."

He added: "Ocalan represents the troublesome nightmare that haunts Erdogan in his sleep. It is able to overthrow his regime, and protect him at the same time, in the sense that turkey's future depends heavily on its position towards Ocalan, if Erdogan is serious about protecting the Turkish national security and I do not think he is, he only has to go to Emrali, negotiate with Ocalan and appoint him as the president's adviser on Kurdish Affairs, that is the solution that ensures Turkey's survival and stability.

 Turkey's worst-case scenario is Erdogan's insistence on his current anti-Kurdish policy, the ongoing isolation of Ocalan and the pursuit of his supporters, that leads Turkey to an uncertain future with undesirable consequences.  

'Ocalan's isolation exposed the world order'

I think that the international organizations and the international community satnce in general is deeply shameful, and we can say unequivocally that Ocalan's isolation exposed the world order, which  facts and days proved that," Awadallah said.

 "It only recognizes force, and  talking about minorities, prisoners of conscience and the oppressed is just a political pressure that is quickly blown by the wind when their interests are threatened."

"I don't think there is an effective mechanism to break ocalan's isolation except by putting pressure on international institutions such as the United Nations, the European Union and the European Parliament," The Egyptian journalist, researcher on the Kurdish and Turkish affairs. "The sit-ins are in their headquarters in an attempt to escalate the crisis and present and communicate  Ocalan case."

A.J

ANHA