The Kurdistan Regional Government, the sole legal government of the Kurdish people, has zero involvement in the conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
Targeting office of PM Masrour Barzani, a beloved leader to the people of Kurdistan, is fuels deep hatred toward Iran's regime.
“With the Iran war consuming Washington’s attention, U.S.-brokered peace talks between Ukraine and Russia have lost what little momentum they had.” — @JohnH105
Read more in the Trump Administration foreign policy tracker: April
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In this video, extremists are deliberately using the Spanish flag as a threat ,a signal of where they want the next violence to spread.
This should be taken seriously as a warning to Europe. With the presence of Syrian extremist networks inside Europe, ignoring these signs is dangerous.
Prevention starts by recognizing threats early, not dismissing them.
Through his Syria policy, Erdoğan has empowered and protected extremist factions. Turkey and Iran are two sides of the same coin: one fuels Sunni extremists in Syria, the other backs Shiite militias in Iraq. Different labels, same result, both are major drivers of chaos across the Middle East.
@DumisaniTemsgen Erdoğan presents himself as a protector of Islam, yet his policies empower jihadist networks from Syria to beyond. This isn’t leadership , it’s dangerous political theater.
Senator Lindsey Graham has put forward the Kurdish Relief Act in Congress to defend the Kurds as long-standing U.S. allies.
Supporting this effort is supporting kurds
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Kurds and Jews share a common destiny, persecuted, betrayed, yet resilient. While others chose hostility, the Kurds stood with Israel when it mattered. Through decades of regional hatred, we chose friendship. Today, as Kurds face existential danger, Israel must not look away. Friendship is proven in hard times.
Please don’t forget the Kurdish–Jewish bond forged over the last century. When Israel was under threat, Kurds in northern Iraq opened a front against the Iraqi regime. The Kurds later stood on the front lines against ISIS, defending all humanity. Today, as Qatar and Turkey align against your Kurdish ally, solidarity matters more than ever, true friendships are proven in hard times.
@tperkins@nadinemaenza Jihadists believe in one ideology only ,erase everyone else.
The irony? The West backs them against the Kurds,
the same Kurds who protected Christians when ISIS tried to wipe them out.
Mr. Prime Minister, speeches won’t stop jihadists.
Stand with your Kurdish brothers in Syria.
This terror threat isn’t only against Kurds or Druze , it’s against the entire Middle East, and Israel most of all.
These groups shake hands today because they are weak.
When they grow stronger, their first target won’t be Kurds — it will be Jews in Israel.
History has already taught us this lesson.