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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tawhid

What are your thoughts on this and how likely is it that his words will come true?

Amedspor from Diyarbakır beat Trabzonspor 2-1 in their Süper Lig debut, which Kurds across Bakur celebrated as a historic cultural and sporting moment for the Kurdish club.

So I am an international student and my results arrived 1 week ago etc…

But now my results are at the ministry of education, and I don’t know what they’re doing to it while my school tells me to just wait!

But I don’t think I’ll hear back from them soon and zankoline will open very soon, will I miss it?

If my results aren’t ready can I miss out on uni this year?

Plz can someone tell me when zankoline opens before I die of anxiety 😥

I’ve asked this before but my fellow Kurds never give me a clear answer 😭

Quote on quote: “It is not acceptable to not work in Parliament and get paid 7 million monthly, while a krêkar working from day to night might not even get 25,000 dinars. Yes, I haven’t received a salary for the last seven months, and I was even told to complete an account on the 31st of the month so that I would receive my past months’ salaries. I don’t think it is my right to accept money while not working in Parliament or not having a role in making laws.”

Hunergeha Welat brought Kurdish culture and tradition to Damascus. The dance performed by Kurdish youth attracted everyone's attention.

https://x.com/Ch8Kurmanci/status/2094699320284983383

Hey all I’m looking for Kurdish friends (from any part of Kurdistan) living in Australia I’m from Sydney and a teen so would preferably like to meet someone similar to me shoot me a dm if u are interested!

Hello, beautiful Kurdish community,
What do you think about the latest developments? Am I the only one who feels deeply frustrated because of the major concessions that have been made? I am honestly very surprised and shocked by what happened, and my heart is broken. How can a force like this lose against a group of terrorists and criminals, while it was able to hold out in Afrin for months, and even in the Ashrafiyah for longer than they managed to?
Personally, I left Syria when I was only 11 years old, and I had already experienced more than enough fear. I remember when ISIS advanced and reached Tal Hamis. They were only a few kilometers away from reaching us. But then the West intervened, and I have always had a lot of respect and love for this army (YBG), especially because of how they defended us. Several of my cousins fought alongside them and were killed.
I have always dreamed of seeing Kurdistan one day. To be honest, the political developments I have witnessed in Iran and Syria gave me a lot of hope and optimism. I also realized that I knew very little about our own story and history, and that motivated me to learn much more about Kurdish history and politics. Over the past year, I have become much more interested in politics and history, and I have been following political developments closely ever since.
But is what happened in the last few days a betrayal, or is there something behind it that nobody knows about? The situation and the news are very unclear and confusing.
What do you guys think?

The Apoist clique sold out Rojava. The wannabe general is now an advisor to the Syrian Jihadi president. The PKK has essentially turned into a Sidehoe for Turkey.
My question is: How does all of this affect the KRG? If the PKK stops conducting military actions, Turkey no longer has a reason to maintain its military presence in the KRG, right? Or do you think the situation is actually more dangerous now, and there will be an attempt to pressure or undermine the KRG from all sides?