Al-Hasakah peoepel: Kurdish parties must collaborate together to achieve unity

The people of al-Hasakah believe that the responsibility for establishing the unity of the Kurdish rank lies with all Kurdish forces and parties, and therefore everyone must make concessions and dialogue in order to achieve this unity, which has become the demand of all the Kurdish people, to demonstrate that they are working for the Kurdish cause, not partisan interests.

6 February, 2020 07:51

NEWS DESK – HANAR IBRAHIM – AHMED MOHAMMED

Hawar news agency (ANHA) continues to monitor the views of the Kurdish street about the Kurdish national unity, and to seek the opinions of the people in the cities of northern and eastern Syria, so that the agency’s team stops in its latest photo report on this topic in the Syrian city of al-Hasakah, focusing on two questions: Who are the Kurdish parties that are absent which refuses to unite the rank? What is the message of the people of Medina to these parties?

The views of the people of al-Hasakah on the issue of unity of the Kurdish rank, centered on the necessity of unifying the Kurdish political discourse, moving away from partisan interests, abandoning authoritarian mentality to support the people in defending the region, and the need for all parties to make concessions to the other side to reach a common formula to solve the Kurdish issue in Syria.

Several parties, including the Kurdistan National Congress Committee (KNK), and some other cultural parties and civil society institutions, have launched since the outbreak of the Syrian crisis initiatives to unify the Kurdish rank in Syria, especially in the Kurdish areas, the last of which was the initiative of the Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi.

In the photo report, and in response to ANHA's correspondent’s questions about the bodies that are lagging so far in the endeavors of the Kurdish national unity, and its impact in the current stage on the region, the overall views hold the Kurdish National Council (ENKS) responsible for delaying the achievement of this unit.

According to the opinions of some, "The parties that are lagging behind the unity of the Kurdish ranks are the parties of the Kurdish National Council, which is close to the Syrian coalition."

While others say in the same context: "As a Syrian Kurdish party that is present in Turkey, it must comply with Turkish orders. Therefore, these parties must abandon Turkey and the coalition, return to their duty towards the Kurdish people and shoulder their responsibilities, and work to establish the unity of the Kurdish rank as a political force, and cut the road on the enemies of the Kurdish issue and the Turkish occupation. "

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ANHA