​​​​​​​Egyptian researcher calls on Arab people to more support for Kurds in face of Turkish fascist state

 The Egyptian researcher and doctor of political science, Frinaz Attia, called on the Arab people to provide greater support to the Kurdish people in their struggle against the Turkish fascist state.

​​​​​​​Egyptian researcher calls on Arab people to more support for Kurds in face of Turkish fascist state
15 November, 2022   01:00
 Newsdesk

 Researcher and Dr. Frinaz Attia spoke to our agency about the Turkish occupation state's use of chemical weapons against legitimate defense areas, guerrilla fighters, and its continuous attacks on the geography of Kurdistan.

 Frinath Attia called on the Arab people to support the Kurdish cause and raise awareness about it, adding, "The Arab people should play a greater role in publicizing the Kurdish cause and uniting with it."

 She pointed out that there is "cooperation with think tanks and think tanks to understand the Kurdish issue and work to stop Turkey's brutal practices."

 Researcher and Dr. Frinaz Attia called on the Arab and Kurdish peoples to unite, and added, "There are great common goals between the two peoples, perhaps the most prominent of which is standing up to the occupation and Turkish expansion in the region."

 In a related context, Frinaz noted the danger of chemical use to humans and nature, stressing that its danger is sustainable and not temporary, referring to the Arab initiatives launched to introduce the Kurdish issue, and the philosophy of leader Abdullah Ocalan at the level of Arab countries, while calling for Arab-Kurdish solidarity to stand in front of  Turkish expansion and occupation in the region.

 Turkey's goal is genocide

 The Egyptian researcher pointed out that "Turkey's goal is not only to occupy the territories, that is, it is not only an occupying country, but rather aims to exterminate the Kurdish people and eliminate the Kurdish issue completely, and all those who demand Kurdish rights."

 And she continued, "Turkey sees the Kurds as a threat to its occupying entity, and this is not the first time that it has used chemical weapons. During its attacks on Syria as well, it used chemical weapons in 2018 and 2019, and it has precedents in this matter, and it committed many massacres."

 Chemical weapons are dangerous and permanent

 Concerning the danger of chemical weapons,  she added: "Chemical weapons are a great and sustainable danger, because they lead to high rates of death and rapid death, and great damage to the environment."

 Frinaz Attia drew attention to the historical dimension of Turkish crimes against the Kurds, and said, "Talking about the genocide of the Kurds cannot be taken as a modern matter. Before now also, Turkey has expelled the Kurds from their villages and destroyed them and committed massacres, the aim of which is extermination."

 Systematic international silence

 At the conclusion of her speech, the Egyptian researcher stressed that the silence of the international forces on Turkish crimes is a systematic silence."

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