Курдистан и Израиль в новом Ближнем Востоке: от памяти о совместных страданиях к стратегическому альянсу ради нового будущего

Kurdistan and Israel in the New Middle East is a strategic and analytical study that explores the historical, political, and geopolitical ties between the Kurdish and Jewish peoples. Drawing upon the parallel experiences of the Holocaust and the Anfal, author Ashtyako Poorkarim (“Jamal”), leader of the Kurdistan Independence Movement, demonstrates how the memory of shared suffering can become the foundation for a lasting political and strategic alliance. The book further investigates the role of colonial powers and oppressive ideologies in the partition and denial of both nations. It also examines the vision of a new Middle East, emphasizing the importance of geopolitical corridors, and argues that Kurdish independence will not be attainable without alliance with Israel and international support. With its 78 pages of sharp analysis, this work is a vital resource for scholars of political science, human rights activists, diplomats, and anyone concerned with the future of the Middle East and the right of nations to self-determination.Kurdistan and Israel in the New Middle East Author: Ashtyako Poorkarim (“Jamal”), Leader of the Kurdistan Independence MovementTranslation: Strategic Research Center of the Kurdistan Independence MovementDesign: Kurdnasion Media CenterPublisher: KurdnasionLength: 78 pages