The David Corridor

We do not know how or when the post-modern warfare between Iran and Israel, which continues with mutual aerial strikes, will end, but the voluntary servants of imperialism already seem to be terribly excited.

Two days ago, we evaluated the potential developments from our own perspective and stated: “A new constitution, a so-called new social contract; with flashy terms like 'Iranian peoples' and 'Democratic Confederalism,' autonomy will first be granted to the Kurds, and then to the Azeris around Tabriz to secure the support of Turkey and Azerbaijan, and cantons like those in Syria will emerge.”

Before the ink on the article had even dried, Hossein Yazdanpanah, the leader of PJAK, the Iranian branch of the PKK, announced that they would support Israel in a potential Israel-Iran war and that they were ready to participate in the clashes.

He went even further, saying, “We are ready to participate in an attack on Iran. We will do whatever it takes to ensure our dominance in the region.”

We know, we have no doubt!

How the Iraqi Kurds cooperated with the invaders when the Americans attacked in 2003 is still in our memory.

The button had been pressed for the Greater Middle East Project back then.

Now, let us not say it has reached the final stage, but if they can bring Iran to its knees, the fault lines of the Middle East will have been broken, and the whole world knows which country will be next in line.

Let us not think that PJAK's intention to seize the opportunity by saying “now is the time” is baseless.

Without further ado; they are acting hastily because Israel's “David Corridor” project has dazzled them.

In their view, they have a historic opportunity before them.

Let us provide some details.

In its simplest terms, this project aims to connect the regions controlled by the Kurds to Israel via a corridor to expand its sphere of influence in the Mediterranean. But this is not a visible geographical corridor. Israel already has strong ties with the Kurds. They are in coordination in terms of security, intelligence, and economics.

The issue is entirely about political and strategic cooperation within a secure area...

In other words, it is a windfall for the Kurdish nationalists who never miss an opportunity to curry favor with their imperialist masters in the Middle East!

What more could they want!

In short, we can say that this is a strategic plan that starts from Syria's Golan Heights, passes through the provinces of Daraa, As-Suwayda, Al-Tanf, Deir ez-Zor, and Abu Kamal, reaching the Euphrates River, and is intended to increase Israel's regional influence.

It also has theological and ideological foundations.

Let us call it the “Greater Israel” vision, attributed to the borders mentioned in the Torah, extending from the Nile River in Egypt to the Euphrates River in Iraq, as theorized by Theodor Herzl, the founder of Zionism!

Its theology is the Promised Land, as everyone knows...

But this plan is not new; it is part of a long-term strategy to strengthen Israel's hegemony in the region. It would not be wrong to say that it is a project consistent with the policy of forming alliances with minorities, primarily the Kurds, to ensure its security in a geography surrounded by Arabs.

It is precisely for this reason that Israel has always supported non-Arab separatist movements in the Middle East since its establishment.

On one hand, it established close relations with pre-Khomeini Iran, and on the other, with Turkey, but it also quietly kept ethnic and sectarian minorities under its thumb.

It wanted to provide an external sphere of influence beyond its own borders.

With America's help, it largely succeeded in this. The establishment of an officially undeclared Kurdish state in Iraq, headed by the Barzani family, was the first step; they took the second step in Syria last year. After the collapse of the Assad regime, the Kurds were integrated into Syria, and they were also ensured to maintain a certain amount of administrative autonomy.

Let us come to the crux of the matter...

Will the third step be taken in Iran? In other words, will one end of the David Corridor be in Iran?

There is no doubt that this is the calculation they have made at home. The PKK and its derivatives know this. That is why their spirits soared when Israel took action.

On the terrorist organization's social media accounts, there are messages of support for Israel, implying “tell us to strike and we will strike, tell us to die and we will die.” They do not even hesitate to intimidate Turkey.

Therefore, let us conclude our article by saying that not only the end of this war but also how it ends concerns us closely.