"Bi YPJ re serkeftin" #YPJ #YPG #DefendRojava 👇👇 ypjrojava.net/?p=21951 ypjrojava.net/ar/?p=24044 ypjrojava.net/en/?p=23547

Li ku derê zilmek hebe , raman û çeka YPJ'ê li wir bersiv e. #ypj #YPG #DefendRojava 👇👇 ypjrojava.net/?p=22101 ypjrojava.net/?p=22101 ypjrojava.net/en/?p=23696

Burası Amde değil burası Bursa. Bursa’yı Amed’e Van’a dönüştüren onbinlere selam olsun. Bijî Newroz Bijî Gelê Bursaye

Newroz in Japan

RT @OKAMOTO_SAYURI_: みんな優しくて綺麗で衣装が素敵✨ 途中変なのから妨害あったけど 一緒に踊れて楽しかった 今度こそダンスちゃんと覚えます（笑）

Şandeyek Ji Ciwanên Enternasyonal Serdana Farmandariya YPJ’ê Kirin Şande ji ciwanên Elmanya, Kanada, Îtaliya, Libnan, Fransa Danîmarka, Katalonya, Yunan û ciwanên Kurd a li dervayî welat û aktivîsta rojnamevanan a ekolojist ya tevgerên feminîst pêk dihat serdana fermandarıya YPJ’ê kirin. #YPJ #DefendRojava 👇👇 youtu.be/_qcsYPHcpRg ypjrojava.net/?p=20804 ypjrojava.net/en/?p=22487 ypjrojava.net/ar/?p=22946

When I was studying, I loved dissecting words, analyzing them critically, and that’s exactly what I really felt like doing here, so lets try. “So we met with the Syrian foreign minister and with the General Mazloum on behalf of the Kurds, a historic meeting together in the same meeting”. carries significant discursive and political weight that goes beyond a simple description of a diplomatic encounter. First, the statement must be understood in the broader context in which the United States actively resisted Turkish and Qatari efforts to prevent Mazloum Abdi and Elham Ahmad from participating in the 2026 Munich Security Conference. This already signals a repositioning in U.S. policy and a relative decline in earlier confidence in Jolani. Within this framework, it is significant that it was not Tom Barrack who attended the meeting, but rather Marco Rubio himself. The absence of Barrack and the presence of the Secretary of State can be interpreted as an institutional, political and discursive upgrading of the process. When an issue is moved from the level of a special envoy to that of the Secretary of State, it signals a re-centralization of decision-making authority and potentially an internal correction of previous handling. This can be understood as a rearticulation of hegemonic control by altering who speaks on behalf of the state, the symbolic structure within which the conflict is framed is also reshaped. It can also be read as a metacommunicative distancing from a line that has, in public discourse, been perceived as overly aligned with Turkish interests. This shift in representation performs a subtle dislocation of previous policy assumptions and reasserts U.S. ownership of the diplomatic framework. Second, the syntactic structure of the statement itself is discursively meaningful. The sentence constructs two parallel actors “the Syrian foreign minister” and “General Mazloum on behalf of the Kurds”. The conjunction “and” functions as a coordinating discursive operator that establishes structural equivalence between the two actors. They are positioned as distinct subject positions within the same diplomatic space. The phrase “on behalf of the Kurds” is particularly significant. It elevates Mazloum Abdi beyond the status of a military commander and performatively constitutes him as a political representative, and states that Mazloum Abdi speaks “on behalf of” the a population which is the Kurds, the utterance produces him as a legitimate spokesperson. Consequently, “the Kurds” are constructed as a distinct political entity with separate representation, rather than as a population automatically subsumed under the Syrian state. This constitutes a differential articulation, in which the Kurdish subject position is not fully absorbed into the nodal point “Syria” but instead appears as a partially autonomous political actor. (nodal point attempts to stabilize meaning within a network of concepts) Finally, the description of the meeting as “historic” adds a strong symbolic dimension. It frames the meeting as a break from normal diplomatic arrangements and suggests a moment of transformation. In doing so, it constructs the encounter as one in which two previously separated centers of power, the Syrian state and Kurdish political representation, occupy the same institutional space. Taken together, the statement does more than recount a diplomatic meeting. It performs a discursive repositioning in which the Kurds emerge not merely as an internal Syrian minority, but as a political actor with distinct representation in an international diplomatic arena. Simultaneously, the participation of the Secretary of State signals an elevation and possible recalibration of U.S. policy. The utterance thus operates as a political speech act that subtly restructures the symbolic order through which the Syrian conflict is understood. You’re welcome for the discourse analysis with a little help from Laclau and Mouffe, maybe @_Aram_Ahmed can add to this one.

Kurzer Austausch mit U.S.-Senator @LindseyGrahamSC zu #Syrien und der Lage der KurdInnen: „We gotta protect the Kurds.” Kürzlich hat er einen Gesetzesentwurf eingebracht, den „Save the Kurds Act”, der Sanktionen vorsieht gegen jene, die militärisch gegen die kurdische Selbstverwaltung in Syrien vorgehen. Auf dem Iran-Panel machte Lindsey Graham noch einmal die Notwendigkeit eines Regime-Change in Iran deutlich. #MSC2026

Save Kobani #SaveTheKurdsAct

Video: A Member of the European Parliament accuses the EU commissioners and the president of making a dirty deal with Jolani against the Kurds in Syria. note: EU president has granted Syria $722 million from EU taxpayers’ money. Özlem Alev Demirel @OezlemADemirel read more 👇 The Kurds have coined a phrase in their history: Berxwedana jiyane — resistance is life. No matter what the EU Commission does, no matter how many dirty deals they make, they will fight. Mr. President, the Middle East is the magnifying glass of the cynicism of great powers. Its history is full of wars, foreign domination, and external interference. The Kurds were divided among four states for decades. Their existence was denied. They were oppressed. But they built something that gave hope: Rojava — democratic and equal for all. They fought against ISIS, and as thanks, they are now being sold out by the West. Ms. von der Leyen is cooperating with Al-Sharra, a former Al-Qaeda terrorist, promising him billions in aid despite massacres of Alevis, Kurds, and Druze. She remains silent while Kobani is under siege. But, dear colleagues, the Kurds have coined a phrase in their history — Berxwedana jiyane, resistance is life. The Kurds have fought throughout their history. They live today, and they will continue to fight to ensure a democratic, sustainable, and just solution in Syria and across the Middle East for all the peoples of the region. No matter what the EU Commission does, no matter how many dirty deals they make, they will keep fighting. And since no one has mentioned it so far, it is urgent: in Syria, the Kurds are currently being massacred. The PYD works with the Autonomous Administration of Rojava.

Evin Incir, a Kurdish member of the EU Parliament, speaks in support of Western Kurdistan (Rojava) in the European Parliament.

Syria is murdering folks and some people want to normalize relations. I don’t.

Not a lot going on just egos.

VIDEO : Powerful speech by Amit Halevi, a member of the Israeli Parliament, regarding the Kurds in Syria. It has made me cry because it was like a soothing balm on the broken hearts of the Kurds, who have been abandoned by the world translated by t.me/KurdAlarm full text👇 here are some key points follow by Full translation : 📌A massacre is being carried out by the butcher of Idlib, the neo‑Nazi Al‑Julani, against the Kurdish community. How can the Jewish state remain silent? 📌The Israeli parliament, the Jewish state, must raise its voice today. It has a responsibility to act morally and strategically because the consequences of silence will not remain confined to others. 📌All these attacks are organized under the patronage of Erdogan, a radical Islamist sponsor. Erdogan has a detailed and strategic plan to expand his influence across the Middle East. 📌Jolani’s agreements with the Kurds are just a temporary tactic. Kurds have been killed, women insulted and abused. And it is not only the Kurds — they have already done the same to the Druze and the Alawites. The Jewish state cannot be silent. We have to act today, right now. Here is the full speech. I requested this urgent proposal because of what is happening in Syria. A massacre is being carried out by the butcher of Idlib, the neo-Nazi Al‑Julani, against the Kurdish community over the past two weeks. All of this is taking place under the patronage of his radical Islamist sponsor, Erdogan. And it must be said clearly—and repeated again and again—Erdogan has a detailed and strategic plan to expand his influence across the Middle East. He has a religious objective. All intelligence agencies are aware of this. He is trying to impose a rigid, authoritarian religious worldview on the region—the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. There is another critical reason why our parliament—the parliament of the Jewish state—must raise its voice today. This ethnic cleansing of minorities in the Middle East is happening under the deafening silence of Western governments, a silence that echoes the silence of the 1940s in the face of Hitler’s plans and their implementation. The comparison is chilling—but accurate. This is not a war. This is not about soldiers, territory, or resources. This is about civilians—women, children, and entire communities—whose only “crime” is their ethnic or religious identity. Kurds are being killed, their homes and fields burned, their women assaulted and enslaved. This is happening not only to the Kurds, but also to the Druze, the Alawites, and the Christians. The method is well known. Agreements are made as a tactic—deception and manipulation. A ceasefire is declared in one area while violence escalates in another. This is what happened with the Kurds and the Alawites. Negotiations were opened in international forums, promises of calm were made, and at the same time mass killings took place. After that, the focus returned to the Kurds. With what appeared to be quiet international approval, the attacks resumed. Every such campaign follows three stages: First, a sudden wave of extreme violence—mass killings, executions, and widespread brutality. Second, the consolidation of control—appointing loyal authorities, tightening security, and seizing resources and territory. Third, long-term repression—daily control, discrimination, and systematic oppression. This is the current reality for the Kurds in Syria. It is also the reality for Druze communities in southern Syria, in the Jabal al‑Druze region. What happened in other areas is happening there today. These are grave atrocities—and the world remains silent. That is why I raised this issue today for two reasons. First, we must not remain silent. The Jewish state must not stay silent in the face of ethnic cleansing. Second, there is also a matter of national responsibility. After the Kurds, the Alawites, the Druze, and the Christians, other minorities could be targeted next. Supporting vulnerable minorities in the region was once a strategic principle, and it must be restored—both for humanitarian reasons and for long‑term security. We have a responsibility to act—morally and strategically—because the consequences of silence will not remain confined to others. @yby4040 @LindseyGrahamSC save the Kurds act

Versteckt man eine mörderische Ideologie unter einem Anzug, so bleibt es doch eine mörderische Ideologie. Die deutsche Bundesregierung, Friedrich Merz, darf dem Dschihadisten al-Sharaa keinen roten Teppich ausrollen. #aleppo #freerojava @KGDOnline

Todo Occidente ha agasajado y financiado al lider yihadista Al Golani convertido en presidente encorbatado de Siria. Pero han dejado sin protección y a merced de los yihadistas a todas las minorías. Y muchos en Siria han pagado esta apuesta insensata con la vida.

Hearing very compelling statements during the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing, “Syria at a Crossroads: U.S. Policy Challenges Post‑Assad.” However, the presentation of @RepScottPerry , especially the video he played and the exchange that followed, delivered a stark and unfiltered picture of the situation in #Syria Response of @nadinemaenza was equally powerful, laying out the bitter reality on the ground and warning of potentially even worse disasters awaiting the #Kurds and other vulnerable minorities in Syria.

Swedish MP Beatrice Timgren: “Islamism poses a direct threat to women in Europe, and it is time we took this threat seriously. We must stop importing the oppression of women; stop normalizing and legitimizing this anti-women religion.” 🇸🇪