Rojava citizens call on Barzani to confront occupation, not ignite internal war

The people of Rojava warned the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) not to be dragged behind Turkey's plans, and called on it to fight the Turkish occupation state instead of opening the door for infighting.

11 November, 2020 01:59

QAMISHLO – HELEN ABDULLAH

The Kurdish street reactions continue to reject the recent statement of the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, through which he announced his intention to wage war on the Kurdish Liberation Movement, after he had mobilized his forces in Garê and Mina regions.

People in Rojava expressed their discontent with Barzani statements.

If needed, we will be human shields

Citizen Hashem Shiweish from Qamishlo said: “We are against these statements which call for infighting. We will not allow an internal war to break out among the Kurdish parties. If needed, we will be human shields. "

He said: "We are brothers and we will not allow Erdogan to achieve his goals." He called on the Kurdistan Democratic Party to go to the dialogue table and disclose its demands, and said: "By unity, the enemy will not be able to do us any harm."

The KDP is dragged behind Turkey's plans

Citizen, Nabil Ismail stated that the Kurdistan Democratic Party has been escalating without calling for Kurdish dialogue. He added, "The KDP runs after Turkey's plans and does not negotiate with the Kurds to solve the Kurdish issue because all its decisions stem from Turkish interests."

Ismail noted that Barzani continues to escalate, and said: "When Kurdistan is divided, this serves the enemies, the Kurdish people must have one position, and together they denounce this betrayal that is done against the Kurdish people (referring to Barzani’s statements)."

As for Samira Muhammad, she explained, "We do not want internal fighting among the Kurdish forces, and the government of Başûr Kurdistan should fight ISIS and confront the Turkish occupation's attacks on the Kurdish people, not legitimize an internal war among the Kurds."

Samira denounced the statement of the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and indicated that he must return to his senses.

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