​​​​​​​Arab Experts: Arab-Kurdish Alliance is inevitable to counter Turkish interventions

Colonial Powers, on the top is the Turkish occupation, are intensifying their moves to impose their domination on the peoples of the region.

According to experts and politicians, Turkish interventions are one of the greatest threats to the survival and stability of the region's peoples, requiring different cooperation from these peoples to confront them, especially in light of the crimes committed by the Turkish occupying forces in Syria and Iraq.

Turkish ambitions and flimsy arguments

According to the Iraqi writer and political analyst, Abbas Aziz, the region now needs to reject ethnic, sectarian, national and political party differences, especially between Kurds and Arabs who have shared this land for thousands of years.

During a special talk to ANHA’s agency, Aziz explained that the region's need for Kurdish-Arab convergence comes because Turkish ambitions and expansion have entered a dangerous juncture, which is not hidden to anyone after Turkey's extensive military and security incursion into Syria and the Kurdistan region (Southern Kurdistan); to control the sources of oil and wealth, on the one hand, and on the other to curb any Kurdish aspiration for autonomy.

The Iraqi writer called on the surrounding and regional Arab States and political party leaders not to deal with the Kurdish issue selectively and not to use the issue for political gain. They should also be aware that Kurds are authentic people, they have historical rights guaranteed by humanitarian norms and international instruments, and Turkey's arguments to justify its blatant intervention in Iraq and Syria, nobody's going to look at it and it's exposed and it's not silent.

Mr Aziz warned that if Arab silence continues, next year as the Lausanne Agreement ends, the region will see a new reality imposed by Turkey by occupying other parts of Iraq and Syria under pretext of fighting the Kurdistan Workers’ Party PKK

In his turn, Palestinian intellectual Yasser Abu Sido believes that Arabs, Kurds and all the peoples of the region have fallen into a trap set up by the hostile forces in order for them to struggle among themselves for the forces wishing to exploit them according to divide and conquer.

Abu Sido explained to ANHA’s agency, "The Arabs and Kurds have lived for centuries as a people and one nation, and the evidence is that Kurdish leader Salah al-Din al-Ayobi was and remains a symbol of emancipation and leadership in Arab and Islamic states, even though he is a Kurdish of origin."

"If we look at Turks, they are not one nation, their roots are different and their ethnic composition is distinct, they are Turks, Kurds, Turkmen and others, and this reinforces the class and society of the Mosaics, which carry elements of disintegration despite the appearance of cohesion."

According to the Palestinian thinker, Turkey is "based on selling its real-time state services to America, Masonic, Zionist, and Russian.

On the obstacles to the rapprochement of the peoples of the region, Abu Sido believes that there is a class of servants of Arabs, Kurds, Druze and other parties working on their own interests, pointing out that it is those who devote the conflict and do not lead it and move it in the service of the West.

The Palestinian intellectual stressed that "there are current moves to restore the one row among the peoples of the region and to end the policy of divide that is obstructing made by the occupying powers, especially since Fatah Movement at one time included thousands of Kurds, Druze and Christians."

The Alliance of Kurds and Arabs protects everyone

The Jordanian researcher, PH.D. Daniela al-Qaraan, also said during a special talk to ANHA’s agency that "the Arab-Kurdish alliance is necessary in the light of the pressures and interventions to which the region is exposed and the policies and interventions of some regional States in the region."

According to the researcher, the region in general is experiencing major conflicts, disputes and interventions and countries such as Turkey are seeking to impose their influence and ideology in order to achieve their goals and ambitions to restore "Ottoman Glory", thereby targeting the countries of the region and not taking into account or respecting their sovereignty, which we see in Syria and Iraq.

The only solution in the face of Turkish movements in the region was a convergence and alliance not only between the Kurdish forces but also between the region's Arab and Kurdish populations, enabling them to stand together in the face of Turkish ambitions.

She pointed out that Arab-Kurdish convergence would not only protect the Kurds from Turkish attacks, but would provide the Arabs themselves with future protection from Turkish ambitions, which would not stop at Syria's and Iraq's borders.

The Jordanian researcher warned that the greatest danger is the ideology of the Turkish regime, which considers that the areas of Arab States are only part of the historical territory of the Ottoman Sultanate that must be restored in accordance with Misak-Milli that he believes in and is believed in the validity of the current Turkish regime of Erdogan.

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