Egyptian experts: If humanity does not benefit from a leader Ocalan, then who can it benefit from?

Egyptian experts emphasized: “If humanity does not benefit from a leader and thinker like Ocalan, then who can it benefit from?” They called on "all the free people of the world to put pressure on Turkey and the major powers that support it to release Leader Abdullah Ocalan."

Egyptian experts: If humanity does not benefit from a leader Ocalan, then who can it benefit from?
16 February, 2024   05:07
CAIRO
MOHSEN AL-MISRY

In conjunction with the 25th anniversary of the international conspiracy that targeted the leader Abdullah Ocalan, Egyptian experts confirmed in an interview with ANHA agency that the ideas of the leader Abdullah Ocalan represent practical solutions to the crises of the Middle East.

Egyptian researcher Fernaz Attia believes that: “The plot to kidnap and arrest Leader Ocalan, which is entering its 25th year, is a politicized case and has no legal basis.”

Fernaz Attia told ANHA agency: “What Ocalan is being subjected to is a clear injustice, because he is detained in Imrali Prison, which is isolated from the world and faces severe isolation, which violates the rights of the detainee recognized in international laws and conventions, and results in the Turkish state having a legal responsibility before the international community, which has struck "By all international laws, disregard them."

"Unite against Ocalan"

Fernaz Attia pointed out that: “All the conspiring countries differed in their ideologies and orientations, but they reconciled and agreed to kidnap Mr. Ocalan, arrest him, and deprive him of his minimum rights guaranteed to him by international laws and conventions, because of political and economic relations that serve the interests of the major imperialist capitalist countries in the Middle East, and thus society sided.” "The international community is in favor of these countries, and the international institutions and organizations have turned a blind eye and turned a deaf ear to what the Kurdish leader is being exposed to."

Fernaz Attia believes that: “The conspiracy expressed the desire of the conspiring countries to eliminate the Kurdish issue and ban the leader’s ideas that revive the voices of freedom, democracy, and equality in the hearts of free people and those who love peace and justice, through his project of the democratic nation.”

Democratic nation

Fernaz Attia added: “By arresting Ocalan, the architect of the democratic nation project and the spiritual father of the Kurdish issue, the conspirators believe that they have thus destroyed the project and obscured the features of the issue, but the Kurdish leader’s ideas are still spreading and moving from one place to another because they are not linked to a specific country, ethnicity, or religion.”

According to the Egyptian researcher: "The experience of the Autonomous Administration demonstrated the success of Mr. Ocalan's intellectual project on the ground despite the wars and conspiracies it was exposed to aimed at bringing it down."

Fernaz Attia described Ocalan’s ideas as representing a way to escape from the enslavement and dependency imposed by Western capitalist countries on the Middle East. They are also a way to liberate the people of the region and achieve a bright future for its children, especially since they offer practical, not ideal, solutions to many of the problems that the countries of the region are experiencing, such as economic exploitation and political fragmentation. Sectarianism, centralization, and tyranny, as well as the issue of women and their social, political, and economic rights.

The Egyptian researcher believes that: “The Ocalan issue requires the unification of the political wills of the countries that support the Kurdish issue, the solidarity of the Kurds themselves, and an end to the differences between them, and an increase in the activities of the soft powers to spread the issue and introduce it and the icon of the issue, Mr. Ocalan, in order to support the Kurdish issue and release Ocalan because the reliance is on the West and Western international institutions bias will not bear fruit."

A quarter century of injustice

For his part, Egyptian historian Ali Abu Al-Khair believes that: “The international conspiracy to arrest the leader Abdullah Ocalan, which took place a quarter of a century ago, is a clear indication of the injustice to which the Kurdish people have been exposed for centuries.”

Ali Abu Al-Khair explained: “Ocalan was arrested because he was demanding the rights of his people and the removal of oppression from him, as the Turkish authorities pursued him from country to country, supported by the forces of imperialist evil in the world, led by America and Britain.”

According to the Egyptian historian: “What is strange about Ocalan’s case is the inaction and silence of the Islamic and Arab countries regarding what the Kurdish leader is subjected to in the Turkish Imrali prison, which lacks the most basic human rights.”

Practical solutions

Abu Al-Khair pointed out: “If the Turkish authorities imprisoned Ocalan’s body, his soul is free outside the prison walls, as leader Ocalan addressed regional and international problems and his mind searched for solutions that no other thinker had addressed. He also presented the history of the Kurds and their wonderful role over time in a way "It restored to the Kurdish people some of their lost rights."

The Egyptian historian believes that: “The philosophy of the democratic nation that Ocalan presented as an alternative to the nation-state represents a realistic and practical solution to the crises of the Middle East,” pointing out that the democratic nation provides solutions to problems that everyone thought had no solutions, as it dissolves the differences between classes, races, religions, and sects and makes everyone unite. "One distance before the law, which represents the ultimate goal for which the Arab Spring revolutions took place."

Abu Al-Khair believes: “If the concept of the democratic nation was applied to the Palestinian issue, for example, everyone would live in peace and harmony.”

The Egyptian historian wondered: "If humanity does not benefit from a leader and thinker like Ocalan, then who can it benefit from?", calling on "all the free people of the world to put pressure on Turkey and those who support it among the major powers in order to release the leader Abdullah Ocalan."

T/ Satt.

ANHA