Elderly woman narrated details of meeting Ocalan's leader

Although Fahmya Omar is elderly woman, and her illness that made her bedridden, and her loss of sight, she remembers the moments she met leader Ocalan, and describes that moment as "the moment of achieving the dream "The leader has indicated that those who have no homeland do not exist," she said.

Elderly woman narrated details of meeting Ocalan's leader
16 February, 2020   08:24
QAMISHLO_ SHINDA AKRAM

Hundreds of people from NE, Syria met with leader Abdullah Ocalan while his existence in Syria and Lebanon, with the aim of listening to his guidance for the Kurdish cause, the truth of the Kurdish people and his just cause, and the reality of the occupied states of Kurdistan. Among those who met with leader Ocalan was The Fahmya Ibrahim Omar, who is now in her 7th decade, where she met leader Ocalan at the Masoom Korkamaz Academy in Lebanon at the beginning of 1991.

Fahmya Omar learned about the thought of leader Ocalan through her son, Idris, whose nom de guerre was Kani, who joined the Kurdistan Freedom Movement in 1987 and was martyred in 1995 in the mountains of Kurdistan.

"I've always listened to the tapes secretly in the homes of domestic families, because leader Ocalan has always been speaking about patriotism, revolutionary, and the truth of the enemy and its ambitions in Kurdistan."

As a result of her attachment to leader Ocalan, Fahmya memorized songs that leader Ocalan loves, and tried to urge all the people of the region to meet him, and greatly influenced her husband Sabri Bouzou, who met the leader afterwards. "I got to know the thought of leader Ocalan through my wife and my son Idris, who was martyred within the ranks of the Kurdistan Freedom Movement," Sabri explains.

Sabri Bouzou explained that he went to meet leader Ocalan with a group of the children of Al-Jazeera region, and said: "We met with the leader at the Masoum Kokarmaz Academy in Lebanon."

Sabri said "We went to Lebanon on the anniversary of August 15, 1991 to meet the leader, and on the way we went up the Bekaa Mountains, and we were a group of people, among us, elderly and mothers of the fighters, and as we arrived at the square of Masoom Korkamaz Academy, we saw massive crowds of people from different areas of Rojava".

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