YPG/PKK terrorists call for alliance with Israel: 'Together against Turkey...'
The YPG/PKK terrorist organization has requested that Israel provide them with support in Syria. In a statement from the political wing of the YPG/PKK, it was pointed out that Israel and the terrorist organization should cooperate against Turkey and Syria.
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Ilham Ahmed, one of the so-called leaders of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC), the political wing of the terrorist organization YPG/PKK, stated that Israel should play a role in resolving the conflicts in Syria, noting that "talks with Israel are very important."
Following Turkey's intensified operations against the terrorist organization in northern Syria, Ahmed requested that Israel take an active role in the region. The SDC ringleader also opposed efforts to unite armed groups in Syria under the umbrella of the Ministry of Defense.
Making a statement due to the increasing clashes between the Syrian National Army (SNA) and the YPG/PKK, Ahmed noted the following:
''The security of border regions in Syria requires everyone to be involved in the solution. Israel is one of these parties. Israel's role will be very important, so it is very important to talk to Israel right now. There is self-governance in northern and eastern Syria. The special status of these regions must be protected. Trying to gather all groups under a single regime will lead to civil war.''
Pro-PKK demonstrations were held in West Jerusalem in 2019. Source: AA
DEMANDED SANCTIONS AGAINST TURKEY
Arguing that sanctions imposed on Syria should not be lifted, Ahmed claimed that if the sanctions on Syria were lifted, HTS (Hayat Tahrir al-Sham) could seize control of the entire Syrian administration. The SDC figure alleged that the strengthening of a new administration would lead to the 'exclusion of other groups.'
Claiming that Turkey's counter-terrorism operations in the region embolden ISIS, Ahmed stated:
''Turkey's attacks are increasing ISIS activities. We hope the US administration will take a clear stance on this issue.''
While negotiations continue regarding the unification of armed groups in Syria under the Ministry of Defense, Defense Minister Abu Kasra said regarding the future of the YPG/PKK, ''We are ready for any scenario. The SDF must disband itself.''
Terrorist attacks have been carried out for approximately 2 months in Manbij, where terrorists handed over control to the Turkey-backed SNA. Syrian interim President Ahmed al-Shara stated that the negotiations should be kept secret, adding, 'We must be cautious until a successful result is achieved.'
On the other hand, Ahmed, one of the ringleaders of the terrorist organization, called for the US not to decide to withdraw its troops from Syria, using the phrase, 'Withdrawal could have negative consequences.'