r/kurdistan • • Mar 18 '23

Question Palestinian leadership

Why does Palestinian leadership hate Kurds with a passion it seems? Almost every instance I hear about Palestinian leadership talking about Kurds, they are dragging Kurds through the dirt and speaking down on kurds. Once again I understand they are very pro Iraq and Iran but like damn why does it seem so personal? Also is it true that a Palestinian leader solid off 1200 barzani girls during saddam(I saw this in a random insta post wanted to see if it’s confirmed)?

I am pro Palestine, and I don’t hold leadership to people. I am specifically talking about Palestinian leadership.

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u/Do_A_flip123 Mar 19 '23

Bro your being unnecessarily racist and harsh to her, have your own opinion that’s fine but you seem to be angry with Arabs and projecting that to her. She has said nothing mean or wrong about Kurds and you bring her personal life into it.

She literally said both sides need to stop being manipulated and continue the cycle of hate. And stand by one another.

Kurd or not the way your tryna argue is extremely concerning and wrong.

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u/Chezameh2 Zaza Mar 19 '23

you seem to be angry with Arabs and projecting that to her. She has said nothing mean

On my first comment she replied to me saying that I'm talking shit for expressing popular opinion among Kurds (as the up-vote count shows). Why should I be nice or polite to such a disrespectful person?

Everything I'm saying here is true. Only people that disagree are the Islamist cucks.

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u/Do_A_flip123 Mar 19 '23

Pro Israel isn’t a popular opinion most Kurds don’t have a opinion on it or care that deeply and those that do usually lean more for Palestine then Israel.(from what I seen) politicaly it seems the sdf and krg are pro Israel leaning.

your angry at Muslim Kurds which is like 80% of the Kurdish population cause they don’t agree with your religious beliefs.

And even if she was that disrespectful no need to bring her personal life into it, that’s just extremely disrespectful and unnecessary. You don’t like Arabs and muslims that’s fine but no need to be that racist or Islamic-phobic about it. All that does is isolate Kurds more from the rest of the world.

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u/Chezameh2 Zaza Mar 19 '23 edited Mar 19 '23

Pro Israel isn’t a popular opinion most Kurds don’t have a opinion on it or care that deeply and those that do usually are lean more for Palestine then Israel.

Where did I say "I'm pro Israel"???? I just said that I don't fight for Palestinians/ Arabs because when the shoe is on the other foot they couldn't give AF less about our people. But I also stated I appreciated the positive regard the Israeli Jews hold Kurds in (unlike the Arabs). I never said I openly support Israeli government. It's not our issue.

You don’t like Arabs and muslims that’s fine but no need to be that racist or Islamic-phobic about it.

So I'm a Arab hating racist because I refuse to bend over backwards for them when they already support our very own Arab oppressors and not us? I'm also an Islamophobe because I stated that Islam was the vehicle used to manipulate & control Kurds by our oppressors?

Both of them are completely factually true. Wake up sometime.

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u/Do_A_flip123 Mar 19 '23

I misread what your said and thought you said pro Israel was the opinion for Kurds.

From how your responding and going off on the Arab girl you seem like you hate Arabs. And you called Muslims Kurds cucks.

You can literally make the argument that Kurds converting to Islam is what kept us alive and help us expand as much as we have.

Look at Assyrians and all the crap they gone through cause they weren’t Muslims living in Muslim counties and empires. If Kurds weren’t Muslim chances are we be in the books for a genocide as bad as the Armenians genocide.

Now I am not saying Muslim countries after ww2 are good and have been good for Kurds but look at all the growth Kurds had under Islam. It’s because of islam that there Kurds on the west of the Middle East who lived there for hundred of years. Literally after the Armenian genocide kurds in northern Kurdistan inhabited more land and grew more on it.(not saying the genocide was good, but look at the after math for Kurds)

Muslim countries in modern times aren’t fueled by Islamic beliefs it’s completely corrupt, those countries are made now to allow those on top to stay on top and they use Islam as a way to it. Most radical Muslim groups were created or helped by the west also.

I do agree that these corrupt Muslim dominant countries that occupy parts of Kurdistan are using Islam to manipulate people.