Kurdish National Council visit to Turkey angers Kurds

Kurds of Rojava or Western Kurdistan, expressed their anger on the visit by the Kurdish National Council, the ENKS, to Turkey, and called on Kurdish parties to abstain from making mistakes, stressing on the necessity of the Kurdish unity to confront enemies.

21 November, 2020 07:58

KOBANI

Rejecting and angry reactions to the visit by the Kurdish National Council, the ENKS, to Turkey proceed on, as the necessity urges unity and liberating occupied territories.

Members of the Kurdish National Council visited the Turkish Occupation State, under the so-called ''Peace and Freedom Front'' where they met representatives from the Turkish Foreign Ministry and the French Consulate in Istanbul days ago.

'Grave mistakes'

In this relation, Hisein Sabri, a citizen from Kobani, thinks that '' some Kurdish parties, especially the Kurdish National Council, commit grave mistakes by paying visits to Turkey, for Turkey has been trying to foil efforts of Kurd's unity for it is mere enemy to the Kurds, on which Kurds must unify not head to enemies''.

Hisein pointed out that lately, Turkey tried to annul teaching Kurdish in the Japanese universities, wondering as saying ''are there Kurds in Japan?'', that means Turkey antagonizes Kurds wherever they exist''.

From her part, Fatima Mohamed, also from Kobani, said '' neither Kurdish part should sit to the enemy that attacks us, rather they should sit to Kurdish brothers to serve Kurd's interests, and to unify views to confront Turkey and not to bargain the Kurds gains''.

'Foe not friend '

Fatima wondered that '' why some parts sit to Turkey that occupied our territories and still attacks us?'' saying ''committing such mistake is unacceptable by any Kurdish part, rather they ought to liberate their occupied lands instead of such meetings''.

From his part, Ahmed Daban believes that the visit by the Kurdish National Council to Turkey is a grave mistake, saying '' we need unity not talking to enemies, if so, why we revolted and confronted tyranny and sacrificed such martyrs in the way to unite and remove repression and tyranny that were prevalent''.

Worth to note, that the so-called ''Peace and Freedom Front'' that paid visit to Turkey, was set up from the Kurdish National Council, Assyrian Freedom Association, the Arab Council in Jazira and Furat and Syria's al-Ghad Trend, on July 29, at the city of Qamishlo.

L.A.

ANHA