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Syria—Western Kurdistan: A call for unity
11.5.2012
By Dr. Jawad Mella, Western Kurdistan Government in
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Dr. Jawad Mella, the president of Western Kurdistan
Government in Exile.
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May 11, 2012
To the Kurdish people in Western Kurdistan and
to the Kurds in all Syrian cities
To the Kurdish parties and organizations in Western
Kurdistan and all organizations of young people in
Western Kurdistan
Dear sisters and brothers,
Greetings
The conditions of uprisings and revolutions which
have passed and are still sweeping across the Middle
East, including Syria and Western Kurdistan (Syrian
Kurdistan), and which has not happened to be seen in
the past and probably will not be repeated later,
gave a vent to the oppressed peoples and a great
opportunity to lift the injustice and oppression
resulting from Sykes-Picot’s agreement in the last
century.
Some consider that the suffering of our Kurdish
people was a result of its weakness, but I take the
opposite is true, because it happened from the
division of our Kurdish community and its being
controlled by most insignificant people, and it was
caused by the power of our hero nation to preserve
its humanity and civilization, and as well by the
fear of others, the Kurdish people might come to
control the entire Middle East if they would achieve
their freedom and the independence of their
homeland. But the Kurdish power is not consisting of
imposing their influence on others by force, iron
and fire, but through their faith in justice and
humanity and civilization, for example,www.ekurd.net
when the Kurdish people ruled the Middle East
several times in history, for instance in the time
of the Kurdish Sultan Saladin Ayouby, who did great
justice to the people in the Middle East, as even
his opponents, the kings of Europe, mentioned it.
And at the time of the Kurdish Median Empire, about
3000 years ago, the Kurdish emperor issued his
orders in seven languages.
Kurdish people’s rule was characterized by justice
and equality between the ruler and the ruled, and
the Kurdish people did not impose themselves and
their language on other peoples of the Middle East.
They also recognised these peoples and their own
languages. But the other nations of the Middle East
imposed their languages on the Kurds, and the
Kurdish language was prevented from circulation to
this day.
The issue of the Kurdish people in Western Kurdistan
is the freedom and independence of their country
Kurdistan. Like the rest of nations there, we do not
want the continuing tension between us and them
forever. That means, the Kurdish people by nature
like to live with others, but on the basis of
justice and equality. There can never be coexistence
between free citizens and slaves.
The lack of unity among the Kurdish people has
increased the fragmentation and rivalry in all
aspects of Kurdish mobility. To my deep regret it
reached the degree of low-ties where every
organisation sees itself as the alternative and the
only alternative and the others are looked at to be
nothing and to be charged and played down by others
as well, while all without exception are seeking the
recognition of the Syrian opposition and the world
powers, and are seeking respect for the demands of
the Kurdish people. But in fact we, the Kurds, if we
do not recognize each other and if we don’t respect
all directions, Kurdish people will not get the
recognition and respect of the Syrian opposition
forces and the regional and global levels.
The realization of our unity in this propitious day
and time is one of the most important factors for
the freedom of our Kurdish people, and we will reap
only regret and disappointment over this stage
without our union. And that opportunity will not be
repeated.
Most of the Kurdish parties and organisations are
calling for unity and democracy, and this is meaning
that every one of us should respect the opinion of
others even if they differed with their opinion.
The Kurdish National Council at the conference held
in Qamishlo on 26.10.2011 asked for the
self-determination for the Kurds. Also the daily
slogan of the masses is federalism in their
demonstrations in all Kurdish towns and villages.
In order to agree on one speech, I collected the
demands of Kurdish parties and organisations for
unity and democracy with the demand of the Kurdish
National Council for the right of self-determination
and the demand of federalism of the protesters to
make a uniform slogan which includes most of the
parties as a minimum to sit at the round table as
follows:
Union of Western Kurdistan region in a Federal
Democratic System on the basis of the right of the
Kurdish people to self-determination
Therefore I call for a Kurdistan National Congress
in any European country, away from any influence of
the Syrian and Turkish regimes to take free
decisions. Kurdish unity and a unified Kurdish
discourse will pave the way to take the role of the
Kurdish people in the next stage in any dialogue
with others regionally and internationally. I want
to affirm that this is not an article or a statement
but a practical step on the road to freedom…
If you find that a large proportion of the Kurdish
forces intend to take part in the success of this
project, I will be ready to secure the venue of the
conference and arrangements in a European country.
With greetings
Dr Jawad Mella
President
Western Kurdistan Government in Exile
May 1, 2012
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