• About
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
iKurd News
Saturday, July 19, 2025
No Result
View All Result
Follow @ikurdnews
  • Home
  • Kurdistan
    • Iraqi Kurdistan
      • Politics
        • Corruption
      • Journalism
      • Community
        • People
        • Yazidis
        • Christians
        • Islam
        • Jews
        • Feyli
        • Refugees
        • Shabaks
        • Turkmen
      • Environment
      • Culture
        • Art
        • Book
        • Cinema
      • Military
    • Iranian Kurdistan
    • Syrian Kurdistan
    • Turkey Kurdistan
      • Politics
  • Iraq
    • Politics
  • World
    • Europe
      • Germany
      • France
      • Ukraine
      • Russia
    • United States
    • Asia
      • China
      • Pakistan
        • Balochistan
      • Afghanistan
    • Africa
  • Middle East
    • Israel
    • Egypt
    • Iran
    • Iraq
    • Turkey
    • Qatar
    • Lebanon
    • UAE
    • Saudi Arabia
    • Syria
  • Contributions
    • Exclusive
    • Opinions
  • About
    • About iKurd News
    • Contributing writers
    • Don’t be quiet
    • Terms of Service
    • Contact Us
  • All News
  • Home
  • Kurdistan
    • Iraqi Kurdistan
      • Politics
        • Corruption
      • Journalism
      • Community
        • People
        • Yazidis
        • Christians
        • Islam
        • Jews
        • Feyli
        • Refugees
        • Shabaks
        • Turkmen
      • Environment
      • Culture
        • Art
        • Book
        • Cinema
      • Military
    • Iranian Kurdistan
    • Syrian Kurdistan
    • Turkey Kurdistan
      • Politics
  • Iraq
    • Politics
  • World
    • Europe
      • Germany
      • France
      • Ukraine
      • Russia
    • United States
    • Asia
      • China
      • Pakistan
        • Balochistan
      • Afghanistan
    • Africa
  • Middle East
    • Israel
    • Egypt
    • Iran
    • Iraq
    • Turkey
    • Qatar
    • Lebanon
    • UAE
    • Saudi Arabia
    • Syria
  • Contributions
    • Exclusive
    • Opinions
  • About
    • About iKurd News
    • Contributing writers
    • Don’t be quiet
    • Terms of Service
    • Contact Us
  • All News
No Result
View All Result
iKurd News
No Result
View All Result
Home Contributions Exclusive

Erdogan’s perilous Project- Buffer Zone inside Syria will not Work; must be rejected by both the US, and its NATO Allies

Omar Sindi by Omar Sindi
October 19, 2014
in Exclusive, Kurdistan
Erdogans perilous Project- Buffer Zone inside Syria will not Work
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Photo: AFP

Omar Sindi, Washington — Exclusive to iKurd.net

The misadventures’ vision by Turkish Authorities could get spiraled out of control of multi-dimensional wars among many regional states’ actors for the regional regimes, currently are in precarious political survivors status, mired Middle East power struggle. Already Iranian regime has raised its objection, Syrian Alawites regime in Damascus along with their proxy Lebanon’s Hezbollah, will consider buffer zone is as an invasion; it should come with no surprise, if Shia’s lead government in Baghdad vehemently opposite the Turkish miscalculations, and Turkish government should not under estimate the ability of over 4 million Kurds who historically living in this land. President Erdogan should think twice, for this illusive vision of buffer zone inside (Rojava) Syrian Kurdistan.

If the proposed project on Kurdish land inside Syria of buffer zone wins support by the Western governments particularly the US; the Kurds will consider this buffer zone quid pro quo of nothing less than the betrayal of the Treaty of Lausanne, Switzerland that materialized on July 1924,where Kurdish people’s right revoked as nation‘s states to exist.

Erdogan, whose discernment has darkened his fixation worry of seeing another multi – political parties- Kurds autonomous region created; certainly, Turkey has benefited from autonomous Kurds region in Southern Kurdistan-Iraq cross border trading commodities.

President Erdogan should have no “fear but fear itself”; most likely, he (Mr. Erdogan) wants to reinstitute the domination of Sunnah Arabs on the Kurdish land, just like the racist – Arabization policy in this Area by then Sunnah led Syrian government in early 1950’s through early 1960’s the top architect of this ruction project was Mohammed Talib Hilal then the minister of Post & Telegraph, the implementation of Arab domination in this area “ethnic cleansing”; however afterward the Baathist regime in Damascus didn’t soothe the darker mood any better. Turkish policy makers out to reassess furthermore unrevealed perilous project, this buffer zone inside Syria, will not be like the Cypress’ invasion in 1974, protecting Turkish minority in that Island.

Over four million Syrian Kurds will consider this buffer zone nothing less than the suppression, and invasion, they will resist like what they are fighting these days in Kobani area. Additionally, international reactions, most likely will be negative feedback to the buffer zone project inside Syria on the Kurdish territory. Turkish Media out let, should tune down its nationalist rhetoric the proposed project of realpolitik -buffer zone inside Syria, most likely will not benefit Turkey, it will destabilize region to further – uncharted territory of multi –dimensional wars. All the people of this region do not deserve reckless vision; just like Zia Goklap, and his associates trapped Ottoman Empire into unwinnable World War I, for the sake of wrong ambitious of Pan-Turanism.

It appears that the Turkish government more worries on the Kurdish issues then the nihilism terrorist states in Iraq/Syria ISIS/ISIL which indiscriminately killing anyone who disagree their brand of Islamism. The catalogs of the plan have still remained ill-defined and sketchy, but reports argue Turkey wants to obligate of a buffer zone several miles into Syria, mainly the Kurdish areas, in addition of backed up by a no fly zone; including disarming the Kurdish fighting forces in Syria, who are daily confronting terroristic state ISIS/ISIL. People contemplating creating a buffer zone inside Syria should think twice, because it will not be a “cake walk”.
Benjamin Franklin: “In those wretched Countries where a man cannot call tongue his own, he can scarcely call anything his own.”

The opinions are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of iKurd.net or its editors.

Copyright © 2014 iKurd.net. All rights reserved

Related posts:

Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoganGreat Spirits and Mediocre Minds A man reads Turkish newspaper with Erdogan photoTurkish Media Outlets Have Become Mouthpiece of President Erdogan Kurdish YPG fighters hold their movement's flagKurds Falling Prey to Turkey Expansionist Policy Kobani: Symbol of unbeaten Resistances; the Emblem of Unities, and Anathemas of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Abdullah Ocalan's message, Newroz 2013Distorting the Kurdish Question in Turkey The Syrian Problem is Turkey – Part II A Turkish soldierThe Cruel Double Standard of the International Community in the Syrian War Why does Turkey attack the Kurds?
Omar Sindi

Omar Sindi

Omar Sindi, a senior writer, analyst, and columnist for iKurd.net, Washington, United States.

An Unknown Journey of America
Book: An Untold Journey of America. 2021. By ARK. A non-affiliate link.

Archive

Recent News

Players from Duhok SC and Zakho compete in the Iraqi Cup final at Al-Shaab International Stadium in Baghdad, Iraq, on July 18, 2025. Photo: INA

Duhok DC wins first Iraqi Cup title after beating Zakho on penalties

July 19, 2025
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al-Sudani (left) holds a cabinet meeting in Baghdad, Iraq, on July 17, 2025. Photo: The Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office

Kurdistan agreed to hand over oil to SOMO, Iraq government says

July 18, 2025
Smoke rises after a drone attack targeted oil facilities operated by Norwegian energy firm DNO in the Zakho area, Duhok province, Iraq's Kurdistan region, July 16, 2025. Photo: Reuters

Drone hits DNO-run Iraqi Kurdistan oil field again

July 17, 2025
Massive fire at Corniche Hypermarket in al-Kut city, Wasit Province, Iraq, July 16, 2025. Photo: iKurd.net/screengrab/videos/X

Massive fire at hypermarket in Iraq’s Kut kills at least 69

July 17, 2025
iKurd News

iKurd News

Independent Kurdistan & Global News.
Truthful. Trusted. Unbiased.
Powered by the Former Ekurd Daily Team.
20 Years of Independent Journalism.

Follow Us

Browse by Category

Recent News

Players from Duhok SC and Zakho compete in the Iraqi Cup final at Al-Shaab International Stadium in Baghdad, Iraq, on July 18, 2025. Photo: INA

Duhok DC wins first Iraqi Cup title after beating Zakho on penalties

July 19, 2025
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al-Sudani (left) holds a cabinet meeting in Baghdad, Iraq, on July 17, 2025. Photo: The Iraqi Prime Minister’s Office

Kurdistan agreed to hand over oil to SOMO, Iraq government says

July 18, 2025

Support us:

  • About
  • Terms of Service
  • Sitemap
  • iKurd’s contributing writers
  • About
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact

© 2025 iKurd.net All rights reserved. Independent Kurdistan Daily Newspaper. ✡ עיתון יומי כורדיסטן העצמאי, - 库尔德斯坦和世界新闻

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Kurdistan
    • Iraqi Kurdistan
      • Politics
      • Journalism
      • Community
      • Environment
      • Culture
      • Military
    • Iranian Kurdistan
    • Syrian Kurdistan
    • Turkey Kurdistan
      • Politics
  • Iraq
    • Politics
  • World
    • Europe
      • Germany
      • France
      • Ukraine
      • Russia
    • United States
    • Asia
      • China
      • Pakistan
      • Afghanistan
    • Africa
  • Middle East
    • Israel
    • Egypt
    • Iran
    • Iraq
    • Turkey
    • Qatar
    • Lebanon
    • UAE
    • Saudi Arabia
    • Syria
  • Contributions
    • Exclusive
    • Opinions
  • About
    • About iKurd News
    • Contributing writers
    • Don’t be quiet
    • Terms of Service
    • Contact Us
  • All News

© 2025 iKurd.net All rights reserved. Independent Kurdistan Daily Newspaper. ✡ עיתון יומי כורדיסטן העצמאי, - 库尔德斯坦和世界新闻

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.