Patriotic personalities confirm our salvation by adopting Ocalan’s ideology

The hostile manner and the world regime's interaction with the Kurdish people and their cause and leaders emerged from the beginning of the struggle of the Kurdish people. The Kurdish uprisings and revolts demanding Kurdish rights within the Ottoman Empire and then within the modern Turkish national state from 1925 to 1940 were subjected to the same unjust practices and actions of isolation and abstraction, and then the killing of the leaders and liquidation of the uprisings.

Today, too, the Turkish occupation imposes severe isolation on leader Abdullah Ocalan and prevents his family and lawyer from visiting or speaking by telephone with him, causing widespread outrage among the Kurdish people and national figures.

In this context, the national figure Abdel Rahman Haji Hassan, brother of martyr Salman Tirbespiyê, who identified the Kurdistan freedom movement in Libya during his work there, pointed out: "We supported the uprisings and Kurdish revolts and many political parties were formed at the time, but they were not so convincing that I organized myself and became involved in their ranks."

He stated: "During my stay in Libya, I found that leader Abdullah Ocalan's ideas were different from other Kurdish political parties in all respects, going beyond the national and national dimension of Kurdish to the Middle East and humanity in all places of Kurdish and oppressed peoples around the world."

Abdel Rahman Haji Hassan returned to Syria in 1988 after his employment contract expired, after which his brother, Suleiman, became part of the 1990 Kurdistan Liberation Movement. Abdel Rahman's mother, Fouda Hamid, was one of the first Arab women to learn about leader Ocalan's thought and philosophy and encourage her children to join the Kurdistan Liberation Movement.

Abdel Rahman stressed that the imposition of isolation on leader Abdullah Ocalan is a new target for the Kurdish people and components of the region that struggle on the basis of the leader's ideas for freedom and democracy, and stressed: "We will not back down from escalating the struggle until the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan is achieved."

For her part, the mother of martyr Dalo Tirbespiyê and the national personality who was known to the Kurdistan Liberation Movement in 1986 through the movement's cadres, Hayda Mohammed, confirmed that the ideas of leader Abdullah Ocalan are the solution to the Kurdish cause and to the Middle East crises in general.

Hadya Mohammed shows that the Kurdish people and women in particular, most of the world's peoples skip through leader Ocalan's approach and how he develops the personality of free women, the pioneer of thought and the free will with which they express their role during male society.

The Kurdistan Liberation Movement's brother, martyr Bayman Khalid, Hussein Khalid, who learned about the Kurdistan Liberation Movement in 1984 through party cadres, agrees with the different ideas put forward by leader Ocalan and other Kurdish parties and movements, which generated a new hope for freedom.

The Kurdish people were subjected to numerous attacks and targets targeting their presence, entity, effectiveness and democratic appearance at the Kurdistan and Middle East levels, such as the imposition of isolation on leader Abdullah Ocalan.

He stressed "today's intense isolation of leader Abdullah Ocalan means continued plots against the Kurdish people and other oppressed peoples in the region", and stressed "we found our truth in the thinking of leader Ocalan and we will continue to struggle because we recognize that these ideas are the path to salvation and victory.”

T/ Satt.

ANHA