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reports
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The
Cat and Mouse Play Continues
Regime Change and the Kurds Kani Xulam. Sep 10, 2002 Who Do They Think We Are? Ali Ezzatyar. Sep 8, 2002 Iraqi Kurds demand Turkey`s reassurance of non-aggression Mohammed M. A. Ahmed. Sep 2, 2002 American administration must not be dissuaded from its plans for regime change in Iraq. Dr Hawramany.
Sep 1, 2002
Turkey And The Kurdish Nation Mohammed M.A Ahmed. Aug 23, 2002 Talabani’s Vision Shilan Jabari. Aug 23, 2002 Talabani’s Political Wisdom Simko. Aug 15, 2002 The Cheeky Attitudes of Turkey Against South Kurdistan Must be Confronted! Dr Hawramany. Aug 14, 2002 There's a price for Kurdish help against Saddam Peter Galbraith. Aug 11, 2002 Righteous Rage R Karadaghi. Aug 9, 2002 Politicians about the use of force against Iraq Dr. Hawramany. Aug 8, 2002
Willing Victims? R Karadaghi. July 31, 2002 Kurds Savor a New, and Endangered, Golden Age John F. Burns. July 28, 2002 Halabja, Must Never be Forgotten S Banaa. July 24, 2002 First It Was the Jews; Then It Was the Kurds; Will the Americans be Next? Kani Xulam. July 22, 2002 Democracy, Federalism and Iraq. Sardar Akrei. July 18, 2002 Kurds Need To Be Congratulated Shahin Sorekli. July 4, 2002 |
What about the Kurds? by: Karim Abdullah Sep
28, 2002 Why is that? Is it because these Kurds occupy lands that are under the control of Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran-- the fellow Muslim countries whom we dare not criticise for the sake of Islamic unity? The Kurds are treated far worse than the Palestinians, in my opinion. Because they are neither Turks, Arabs, or Persians, but a distinct ethnic group with their own culture and language. Until recently, Turkey denied the Kurds to speak their own language. Iraq has long mistreated the Kurds, even using them as human guinea pigs to test chemical weapons. Where was the OIC and the Ummah then? It is a shame that we accuse the West of humiliating and mistreating Muslims, when we ourselves do it so well.
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