Yazidi House: wall to separate two areas adopting AA

In a statement on the wall built by the Iraqi government Sleiman Hemo said they see the bid as an attempt in line with Turkish orders that perceives Yazidis as enemies a long time ago.

Hemo talked about the liberation of Shingal by its male and female youths and the gains made that were crowned by the Autonomous Administration in Shingal the one that laid foundation for the Yazidi community to organize itself in a step forward to gain recognition from Southern Kurdistan and the Federal Iraqi government to be represented on international arenas''.

Hemo said ''North eastern Syria is a strategic way to Shingal, and the fight against ISIS until the latter was defeated and expelled, then two autonomous administrations were created that matter that gave impetus to Yazidis and consolidated their will, notably after visits paid and support rendered by the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria''.

Hemo said ''the Turkish intelligence in agreement with the Iraqi government seeks to separate the two administrations and it is for this reason that the wall is built to isolate the Shingali people''.

The Iraqi government cites to prevent ISIS from crossing border but information obtained By ANHA signify that the wall is between the area linking NES to the geography of Shingal with a distance of 250 km.

Hemo went on to say '' Yazidis are targeted by this wall that would cut the direct connection between us and Shingal''. 

The Yazidi House of the Jazira Region plays a very important role in handing over survived Yazidi women and girls after being liberated by the Syrian Democratic Forces from ISIS in Syria which were handed over to the Autonomous Administration in Shingal to be delivered to their families.

Sleiman Hemo ruled out that the wall would put an end to tis between them and Shingal '' their plots will not meet ends''.

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