Kurds and Israel
Kurds and Israel: Distant proximity, strategic partnership - opinion
Kurds are not cold toward Israel but merely strategically distant, which does not reject the possibility of partnership.
A common future for Kurds and Jews: A shared history and moral duty - opinion
Kurdish parties demand uprising against regime’s oppression in Iran
Why Kurds and Israel must align on combatting Turkey - opinion
In boost to Kurds, Iraq moves to recognize Halabja as a province – analysis
"We see this historic step as a long-awaited justice and a positive step towards achieving justice," said President Abdul Latif Rashid.
If the US abandons Israel, an Israeli-Kurdish alliance will enhance regional security - opinion
With the US battling deepening social and political divisions, Israeli strategic planners must treat this scenario as a genuine possibility and prepare accordingly.
Kurds in Syria hope Israel's support extends beyond words - analysis
In eastern Syria, many Kurds are fearful that Turkey will take advantage of the chaos in Syria to launch an attack on several areas where Kurds live.
How the Abraham Accords and Kurdish alliances could transform the Middle East - opinion
Kurds see hope in the Abraham Accords but face serious opposition from Iran and Turkey. Could alliances shift?
The free world must support Iran's minorities in toppling the Iranian regime - opinion
It is the duty of the free world to support the protests seeking “women, life, freedom” and the minorities of Iran wishing to establish a national government separate from Tehran.
Kurdish solidarity delegation from Germany visits Israel
The visit was to express the Kurdish solidarity with the Jewish people and the Kurdish sentiments that the Jews are not alone.
Kurdistan can be Israel's ambassador to the Muslim world - municipal candidate
AT THE TABLE with Yehuda Ben-Yosef, an Israeli-Kurd community leader and municipal election candidate who wants Kurdistan to be Israel's next Azerbaijan.
The US should delist this Iranian Kurdish 'terror' group - opinion
Since its founding in 2004, the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK) has never attacked civilians in Iran, or anywhere else. It does not focus its offensive operations against any other government.
Isfahan drone attack linked to Iraqi Kurdistan, Iran state media reveals
On January 29, there were four explosions at the site, all of which appeared to specifically target a facility developing advanced weapons.
At a commemoration in London, Iraqi Jews tell of their flight to freedom
The legacy of the millenia-old Jewish communities of the Arab world must be preserved.
Strengthening relations between Israel and Iraqi Kurdistan
Israel has a strong and special relationship with the Kurds, which extends to recent times when the Kurdistan Regional Government undertook a referendum to become independent.
