Friaz Berkel: Ocalan's thought dissemination is the only way to lift isolation

The Head of the Euphrates Women's Body, Fryaz Berkel, said that international organizations that had had a hand in the conspiracy against Leader Ocalan should not be trusted and suggested that the best way to break isolation was to contribute to the dissemination of the leader's ideas.

24 May, 2021 03:22

NIHAD KAROA

In the opinion of the Head of the Euphrates Women's Body, Fryaz Berkel said that women had taken qualitative steps in the Middle East thanks to the philosophy of the leader, specifically in Rojava: "The woman was able to get closer to her desired freedom, and the appearance of the leader's thought served as her mascot."

She continued: "Women who were seen with negligence in our society now are leading armies in the battles of fate and fighting wars against our regions, as well as working in institutions alongside men within institutions of Autonomous Administration."

She explained that the leader attached great importance to women because he saw them as the salvation of people from humiliation and slavery, and because women in the Middle East suffered greatly from and focused all thought on the power of men. The revolution of Rojava was the path that the leader had drawn for women.

Democracy begins with the liberation of women, which is the basis of revolutions.

She sees that time has come to thanks the leader, because he is today severely isolated. "Who has devoted his life to us and to the peoples of the region today in a single cell, the best way to break this isolation is to contribute to the dissemination of the ideas of the leader in our regions, and thus his philosophy will be an obstacle to the aspirations of the Turkish Occupying State aimed at controlling the region and eliminating its people."

She stressed that international organizations should not be trusted, as they were an agenda for the major Powers that had taken part in the conspiracy to which Leader Abdallah had been subjected more than 22 years earlier.

The Turkish state continues to impose tight isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan in Imrali Prison since his arrest on February 15, 1999, in an international conspiracy, and it prevents his lawyer and his family from visiting him.

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