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Assyrians will not stay silent. Why does the @kurdistan government have a problem with Assyrians speaking up? And why are they so worried about the diaspora? My message to every Assyrian, watch this video, share it and listen.

@assyriancrusdr0 youtu.be/8HLzTbkFznA?si…

Modern Chaldean_Iraq avg. distance, & composition: 89.6%: Assyrian_IA_HV2_Nineveh:I13597 7.6%: ARM_Karashamb_EIA:_BC_1075_k4 2.8%: Yaz*culture:TKM_IA 0% Seh_Gabi_C:_BC_4750_3850_k4 (% distribution)

@marzaniiii I wonder why that sentiment exists

No one hates Kurds as much as Assyrians and yet they live in kurdistan and think that its their own land.

Kurdistan Region Barzani criminal regime continue to steal Assyrian land, 500 dunams in Shiyiz will be seized soon, Just last month the KRG seized over 1500 dunams of Assyrian land in Bakhetme, reaching near 100,000 dunams of Assyrian land stolen by the Kurds in Duhok province.

@punished_assur ܐܦ ܐܢܐ ܚܫܝܒ ܠܝ ܗܕܟ ܐܝܢܐ ܒܚܫܒܢ ܗܝ ܝܠܗ ܨܘܪܬܐ ܐܨܠܝܬܐ

@punished_assur ܫܟܠܐ ܦܠܝܛ ܠܗ ܕܘܓܠܐ

@axl__________ @sirine67886 @NeoAramean useful idiots

@sirine67886 Thanks @NeoAramean for giving Kurds this image that they now use to mock Seyfo, always the honorable and intelligent demographic

The Assyrians never had an independent country, and even their villages were always controlled by Kurdish tribes. They are keyboard warriors.

Assyrians don’t have their own bracket so naturally we’ll be matched with the closest ethnic group, who are Armenians. The fact that they have their own label, yet are still grouped with ‘Persians’, is very telling.

Despite the Kurdistan Regional Government's desperate attempts to spread its propaganda at the 2026 IRF Summit on Religious Freedom, Assyrian activist Karmella Borashan exposed the KRG at the summit, raising the issue of KRG seizure of Assyrian lands, & political oppression.

Reports are emerging that dozens of Assyrian families affiliated with the Chaldean Catholic Church in the village of Tel Arbush have announced their return to the Assyrian Church of the East. This comes in response to offensive statements and public incitement made by some Chaldean Catholic clergy against the Assyrian nation and its people.

@Ashurbanking @THOMASCHALDEAN ܠܐ ܝܘܬ ܣܘܪܝܐ. ܟܘܪ̈ܕܝܐ (ܡܐܝܟ ܐܢ݇ܬ)، ܥܪ̈ܒܝܐ، ܬܘܪ̈ܟܝܐ، ܢܦ̮ܣܠ ܡܢܕܝ ܝ݇ܢܐ ܩܐ ܠܢ.

@LogalKako @JibrailGaboro @thoughtflblonde ܡܢ ܐܝܟܐ ܝܘܬ؟ ܝܥܢܝ ܡܬܘܟ

@JibrailGaboro @thoughtflblonde ܣܘܕܝܝܐ ܝܘܢ ܚܘܢ… ܩܐ ܡܘܕܝ ܡܕܓܠܢ؟

I hope that for you. And I hope it will be rebuilt and those indigenous to the land can enjoy it by living there again too. 🌱

They basically "gave" 1 soccer field ("memorial") to Assyrians in "exchange" for 200+ soccer fields (illegal land grabs by KDP belonging to local Assyrian villagers in Bakhetme) This is the mafia style government of the Kurdistan Region, extortion "You live under my authority..".

Two important events have occurred for Assyrians in the KRG. One of which is the first step to heal old wounds of past atrocities, and the other is a continuation of land grabs brought on by Kurdish political authorities. The first occurrence is the long awaited Semele Massacre monument being erected in the town of Semele to honour and remember the thousands of innocent Assyrian Christian men, women, and children who were brutally killed. This even has been deemed as a very positive step in the long awaited healing between the KRG and Assyrians as the latter have been petitioning for such a monument for decades. The plot of land that has been given is 2.5 donams (~1.25 acres) and is seen in the highlighted yellow section below. The second event is the Kurdish Dohuk Governorate's land confiscation of farmland used by Assyrians which will become an urban development unit for Kurdish government officials and Peshmerga. The land dispute will witness the takeover of farmland used by Assyrians from Bakhitme (seen in yellow below). The land which will be developed by the Dohuk Government (seen in red) is approximately 1500 donams (~370 acres). As of right now, there is no word for any monetary compensation which will be given to the Bakhitme farmers. This is not the first time that the KRG has taken land from Assyrian farmers without providing any monetary compensation. The most famous such case is land taken from Ankawa farmers who's farmlands were taken in order to build the Erbil International Airport. It has been decades since the seizure of the farmland and to this day, the Ankawa farmers have not been compensated. As mentioned, these are not isolated incidents and such incidents continue to occur against the Assyrian Christian populations. Below is a size comparison of the 2.5 donams land allotted for the Semele Massacre monument (seen circled) and the 1500 donams Urban development land which will be given to Government officials and Peshmerga.

@fadi251233 ܫܢ݇ܬܘܟ ܚܕܬܐ ܗܘܝܐ ܒܪܝܟܬܐ ܐܚܘܢܐ

سنة سعيدة وكل عام وجميع اصدقائي على تويتر بألف خير ، متمنيًا أن تكون سنة 2026 سنة خير وبركة على بلدنا وشعبنا وشعوب العالم أجمعين الصورة ليست من تصويري ولكنها راقت لي✨ عاش العراق العظيم 🇮🇶 وخيا آشور گبرتا 🔵⚪️🔴 #رأس_السنة_2026

The reason why i’m against Iraqis claiming Assyrians is because they see us as some tiny, irrelevant piece of a broader Mesopotamian mosaic that ‘conveniently’ claims every ancient civilisation from thousands of years ago. Grouping us with Sumerians, Babylonians or Akkadians renders the term “Assyrian” irrelevant, as it places us beside peoples that no longer exist, even though we exist today with our own distinct culture and the language that our ancestors spread across the region, unlike those extinct groups.

Sounds harsher and closer to Hebrew because in this dialect ح/ܚ is pronounced خ/ܟ݂, while dialects in Nineveh and Tur Abdin preserved letters like ܥ/ع and ܚ/ح, so they sound closer to Arabic. Some dialects resemble Arabic more while others resemble Hebrew. It’s not closer to one than the other.

This isn't the same type of Aramaic Jesus (a.s) spoke. He spoke Galilean Aramaic, which was far less phlegmy and sounded closer to Arabic, which I know ruins the whole point of your utterly stupid post.

Another attack on a cemetery: 40 Assyrian Christian graves desecrated in Shaqlawa, Erbil, Kurdistan Region Kurdish Asayish forces preventing Assyrians from documenting the crime. Demographics are Assyrian Christians and Kurdish Muslims.