Palestinian friends, what do you think of Kurds?

Question

Palestinian friends, what do you think of Kurds?

Answer 1

Obviously it depends on the Palestinian. Most Palestinians I've spoken to support the Kurdish issue of being a people without a country (as mentioned above) however others associate them with Israel (due to the fact that the land considered Kurdistan would have to be taken from Arabs, even though it's quite different from coming in from another continent to steal the land--the Kurds have been in the Middle East all along--and the fact that Israel tends to support Kurds.)

Answer 2

Palestinian will never forget Slah El Dean.

Answer 3

Palestinians support the Kurds because they think that they and the Kurds share a common goal (the establishment of an independent state), but Kurds hate the Palestinians because they view Israel as an ally.

Answer 4

I know very little about the Kurds, except that they live on the Iraq and Turkish border. Some Kurds recently exploded bombs in Iran and a few have been executed.

Answer 5

Depends on the politics of the individual "Palestinian"  Fatah is anti Kurd because Kurds are not Arabs. Fatah is a pan Arab party. This is why Arafat supported Iraq during the Iran Iraq War and when Saddam was gassing the Kurds and Sudan's campaign against non Arabs.

I'm not aware of any position by Hamas, though they have support from Syria who persecutes Kurds who are not even political.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine the second largest party in the West Bank, they originally morally supported Communist Kurdish groups, but after the Soviet Union fell and lost there Soviet aid, they switched to a Pan Arab organization and now are anti Kurdish, even if Communist.