Al-Qaeda terrorists led by Abu Muhammad al-Julani have started kidnapping women and children.

 

#Al_Qaeda_terrorists led by #Abu_Muhammad_al_Julani have started #kidnapping #kurdish #women and #children.

I really want to say to the people who are watching right now. The world asked the Kurds to fight the most brutal terrorists there are in the world. They fought braverly, and we have over 15.000-20.000 martyrers and 50.000 wounded. And then the world asked us to be ruled by the same terrorists. It’s exactly the same to ask Jews: Now you shall be ruled by Hamas. And when you see us being slaughtered, our girls being raped, killed and sold as sexslaves, please don’t think we didn’t fight. Because we did.

It has been a few days that I have been thinking about three—or maybe more—tweets by Senator

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about the Kurds. Each time he says, “I am warning Turkey and Hayat Syrian gov : if they attack the Kurds, I will do everything in my power to impose sanctions on Syria and HTS.” Up to this point, it is perfect and I have no problem with it. But the problem is this: it has been more than ten days since Jolani and Turkey have been attacking the Kurds. In Aleppo alone, over 1,000 Kurds have been kidnapped, and over 300 Kurds have been executed. Kurdish homes have been leveled to the ground, and for more than six days Jolani cut off phone service, electricity, and water, leaving nearly half a million Kurds thirsty and hungry. I am wondering: does

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not consider this an attack? After that, Jolani attacked Dayr Hafir, then the Kurds in Deir ez-Zur, then the Kurds in Tabqa, and then Raqqa. After all this, Mr.

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is still saying on Twitter, “If Jolani attacks the Kurds…”? I am wondering what Jolani has to do for Mr.

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to consider it an attack on the Kurds. In my assessment, Mr. Graham knew that Trump green-lit Erdogan and HTS to attack the Kurds, but he kept tweeting such statements to play the role of the “good guy.”

Footage shows a member of the Amshat faction, affiliated with the Syrian Arab Army, reportedly insulting a group of detained Kurdish youths and forcing them to say: “Amshat is the crown on our heads,”