If Israel can «avoid attacks against us and stop the murder of our people, we appreciate it and appreciate it.» the commander in chief of the Syrian democratic forces (SDF), General Mazloum Abdi, declared during an interview with a BBC journalist, according to Wednesday’s reports.
«Israel is a force with influence in the United States, the West and the [Middle East] region,» Abdi added, in response to Jiyar Gol’s question if SDF would accept Israel’s support. https://twitter.com/jiyargol/status/189728194924896264?ref_src=twsrc%5etfw%7CTWCamp%5Etweetmbed%7CTWTERM%5E1897228194924896264% 7CTWGR%5E96E0B62E3A87827CD3E8CABED950F20B79A2B%7CTWCON%5ES1_ & REF_URL = HTTPS%3A%2F%2FWWWW.JPOST.com%2FMIDDLE-AST«We welcome anyone in the world that can help support our rights and protect our achievements,» Abdi clarified, also declaring: «Let me give a general answer. We appreciate the support of anyone. «
These statements followed Jiyar’s comment that «there are contact reports between Red And Israel, «and that» Israel’s Foreign Minister has repeatedly asked support for the Kurds in Syria. «
Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa’ar In September 2024 that Israel is in contact with several Syrian rebel groups, including members of the Druzas and Kurdish communities, after the fall of the Assad regime, according to the Israeli media.
SDF formation
The SDF was formed with the support of the USA. In 2015 to help fight ISIS, and remain closely aligned with the United States Central Command (Centcom) today.
The SDF includes Arabs, Christians and other groups, but its main component are the Kurdish combatants. These combatants defeated Isis in most Syria in 2019, after years of hard fight. However, Türkiye opposes SDF and accuses him of being linked to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which Ankara sees as a terrorist group.
Centcom Commander General Michael Kurilla fiscal with ADBI in January to discuss anti -sis operations and detention of more than 9,000 ISIS members in the SDF-controlled territory. The precarious situation of the Kurdish forces in Syria, where the Islamist rebels expelled Assad after 13 years of civil war, as well as the uncertainty about the intentions of Turkey, have left many anxious Kurds on the road ahead. Fountain: The publication of Jerusalem
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