MEM HUSEDIN
Israel, Kurdistan, and the hopes for a strong political alliance - opinion
Kurdish expert: Israel knows how to recognize a nation. It should recognize ours - opinion
Kurds are not a proxy. We are a nation without a front - opinion
Israel and Kurdistan: Regional collapse reshapes the Middle East map - opinion
Israel and Kurdistan face shared adversaries, raising questions about new alliances as old Middle East borders weaken and fragment.
Iranian Kurdish dilemma: Should they fight for a free Kurdistan or risk being used? - opinion
As tensions rise with Iran, Kurds face a familiar dilemma: seize opportunity or risk repeating a long history of abandonment by global powers.
Why Israel must support Syria’s minorities - opinion
Israel may be the only hope for vulnerable minorities in Syria in need of protection from the new Syrian regime.
Why Erdogan, not Netanyahu, is the real threat to Middle East peace - opinion
While Israel has worked to put an end to Iran’s campaign to dominate the Middle East, Turkey has consistently undermined peace.
Turkey's regional ambitions can only be stopped by building a Kurdish nation - opinion
Fast forward to today: Turkey’s entire political spectrum – from the far Left to the far Right is united around the idea of territorial expansion into Iraq, Syria, and beyond.
Why Kurds and Israel must align on combatting Turkey - opinion
The Kurds present themselves as the most natural ally for Israel in this shifting landscape. They are politically aligned, militarily capable, and strategically located.
Recognizing historical promise to Kurds secures strategic future for Israel - opinion
Under current considerations, Kurdistan is where Iran’s logistical access to its proxies can be disrupted.
Should Israel support independence for Syria's Kurds? - opinion
Israel's security lies in supporting Kurdish independence rather than making deals with Turkey in Syria.