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@XorKurdistan @LastKurdBender Da basa rewana gawad ba block nakam kam posty mnalla bka zla hawrey to xawani mall w mnalla

I think she's stuck at round of 16

@iykyara من تورە نەبووم 😂

@sunofkurd ناڵێم توڕە بوون ئەلێم پێیان ناخۆشە نمونەش ئەوەتا تۆ جا باوک و برام جیا ناکردۆتەوە بۆ ئەوانیش هەمان شتە

ئەوە کوڕ بۆوا بەو قسەیە تێکەچن؟😭😭it’s just fact btw

@asteraex @HamaKurdoV2 Most girls who joined YPJ has a reason I don’t think they have been forced to join the force

@sunofkurd @HamaKurdoV2 It’s written in every biography you find about her on the internet.

Asya Ramazan Antar actually joined the YPJ primarily to escape her forced marriage just 3 months after her parents married her off. She later died at the young age of 18 and was heavily sexualized by Western media. I understand that as diaspora Kurds, we tend to romanticize martyrs like her but she lived a life that none of us would want to have.

This is how I imagine myself, and I really am.

مەلا داوێن پیسەکان هەڕەشە ئەکەنە سەر مامۆستا ئەبوبەکر لەبەر ئەوەی وتوێتی جزداشە ی ماکسی ئافرەتان قەدەغەبکەن لە مزگەوتەکان و بە مەلای وتووە خوا بیگرێ! منیش ئەلێم مەلای گووخۆر و مەلای داوێن پیس پێویستە دامیان بکوترێ تب/ مەلای کوردپەروەری بەرێزیشمان هەیە

@KhadijaRight Will you let your 13-year-old son get married and have kids by 14?

@sunofkurd It’s not a big deal there’s much more horrible things about arabs 😂 no one cares about this lmao

A3rab still live in the 90s! They get married, live, and reproduce in only one room. So 4 brothers = 4 rooms = 4 wives = 26 kids, all in one house! That's why they are known as the most uneducated and uncivilized people!

@s5txq Kurds won’t rise 4 kids in one room

@sunofkurd It doesn't matter whether you raise four of them in one room, two rooms, or four rooms either way, i'm not against the idea having a lot of children is common in kurdish society and it doesn't have to be exactly 26 children 10-12 is enough

@s5txq Do u want to rise 4 kids in one room? 🤮

@sunofkurd This is still better than us our dicks need to work harder to bring more kids the uneducated ones get thrown into the military and physical labor jobs and the educated ones in the rest of the scientific positions

@KhadijaRight They get married at a young age when they won’t be able to provide! It’s not about affording or not! It’s about their culture that lets these irresponsible creatures marry.

@sunofkurd I don’t like them but that’s not something to pick on maybe they can’t afford their own homes

@m5367593701 The worst thing about bakur is most of u don’t know Kurdish and race mixing with Turks

@sunofkurd I agree. That is why KRG/Başur must deport Arabs back to Iraq. They have a higher birth rate and don’t assimilate! Regarding Turkey/Bakur, Turks have an average birth rate of 1.3, Kurds have an average birth rate of 1.8-2.0. Bakuri Kurds can reach 30% easily if we try.

Approximately 26,000 Kurdish people from the KRG have bought land in Turkey and officially become citizens of Turkey.

@loradrk شوبکە ڕۆڵە کاتی ئەوە نییە! مناڵ دروستکە

Xwişka min Dilda biçûka malê ye. Min jê re got ku rozetên hin kesan û partîyan daxîne.

@iykyara I only failed once in my life and that was back to university in the easiest subject bcz I skipped the class and they failed me 🤡

I just realized I graduated without ever failing or having a xuli 2

@m5367593701 Yes, that's good, but no one can compete with Arabs regarding reproduction! They get married at age 13, have 4 children by 16, and marry a second wife by 20. The minimum birth rate in Arab families are 6!

@sunofkurd All Kurds must work hard, get married and have as many children as possible. We grew from 10% of Turkeys population to 20% in 100 years. We can reach 30% easily.

@parastin008 Kurdish ?

@sunofkurd Güzel

@Ahmety8pe They have not left KRG permanently! They are just doing business which is a good thing

کە ئەوترێت کورد خەڵکێکی شاخاوییە مەبەستمان ئەمەیە 👇

@XmaaniN @sfrantzman Just for your information there’s a Jew community in Erbil! You can contact them to guide you

I asked grok, this is what it said. This means Israeli citizens are legally and officially advised against traveling to Iraqi Kurdistan (including Erbil, Geli Ali Beg Waterfall, etc.). Official Israeli position (as of the latest available information): The Israeli National Security Council (NSC / מטה לביטחון לאומי) classifies Iraq — including the Kurdistan Region (החבל הכורדי) — at the highest threat level. Key points from official sources: Level 4 – High Threat: "Travel to this destination is prohibited. Those who are already there must leave immediately." Explicit mention in a September 2025 NSC update: "עיראק – כולל החבל הכורדי (הגעה אסורה על פי חוק)" → "Iraq – including the Kurdish region (arrival is prohibited by law)"

My only question for those who have not visited, as I have, is why are you not going to beautiful Kurdistan? Go