Kurdish unity is a necessity for protecting the Kurdish's rights

Disputies weakens the Kurdish attitude  

The citizens Abdul Razaq, from the Tal Hajar neighborhood in al-Hasakah City, said:" In this sensitive situation, Kurdish unity is very important for all parts of Kurdistan; the capitalist systems and political Islam have its main purpose of eradicating the Kurdish people, as what is done in Swedia and Cosatal areas.

Ahmed explained that the Kurdish parties are required to set aside personal interests, warning that a failure to unite will lead to a further deterioration of the Kurdish situation at this stage.

Abdul Razaq Ahmed called on all Kurdish parties and the Kurdish people to be aware of what is happening in the region, to protect Kurdish cities and areas from attacks and exploitation, and to put aside their differences and find appropriate solutions.

Kurds have cultural and political rights

For her part, Aziza Hassan, a displaced woman from the Shahba region residing in Hasakah city, said: "At this time, the Kurds have proven their unity. The four parts of Kurdistan now have one demand and one voice, and it is important that we have one demand and one right."

Aziza Hassan explained that "the Kurds must prove their existence and their rights to the whole world," stressing that they have cultural and political rights and that they will not accept the injustice and oppression they have suffered over the years.

She added: "Our demand is peace, not war, and it is our right to preserve our achievements and our culture."

Unity is a message to the world

Aziza Hassan pointed out that today is a day of Kurdish unity, and it requires the Kurds to seize this opportunity to convey a single voice to the world, noting that even children are now demanding their rights by raising victory signs.

She affirmed that Kurdish unity has become a clear message to the world that the Kurds have cultural and political rights that must be recognized.

The enemy of the Kurds is one

In his turn, Abdul Salam Omar, a resident of the al-Kallasa neighborhood in Hasakah city, said: "It is important to continue the Kurdish unity that was achieved during the attacks that Rojava was subjected to, and for all parts of Kurdistan to support it." Abdel Salam Omar expressed his gratitude to all four parts of Kurdistan for their support of Rojava, explaining that this stage requires greater solidarity, as the enemy of the Kurds is one and does not differentiate between any of them. He called for greater unity than ever before.

In conclusion, Abdel Salam Omar addressed a message to all parties, urging them to set aside personal interests and disagreements and focus on Kurdish unity in order to achieve all the legitimate rights of the Kurdish people.

ANHA