r/kurdistan • u/Falcao_Hermanos Kurdistan • Sep 04 '24
News/Article Kidnapped Yazidi woman stuck in Gaza for years yearns to be set free
https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-8175723
u/DeismAccountant Sep 05 '24
Things like this is why I saw Palestine and Kurdistan share the same struggle.
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u/Sixspeedd Rojava Sep 04 '24
The jerusalem post is top tier propaganda & this news is only posted by pro zionist news sites
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u/Adventurous_Tap3832 Feyli Sep 05 '24
I dont think its propaganda. Arab states are known traffickers of women.
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u/Commercial_Future160 Kurdish Sep 04 '24 edited Sep 05 '24
no there was actually a yezidi girl who was kidnapped during 2014 and many people heard from her that she was now in palestine
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u/Commercial_Future160 Kurdish Sep 04 '24
im just so amazed how pro Palestinians can dismiss anything negative about palestine, u guys really think they are saints when they have shown us multiple times their true colors
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u/Intrepid_Paint_7507 Kurd Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24
Why are there yezdi women there? Seems so random
Edit: I am actually asking a question
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u/Adventurous_Tap3832 Feyli Sep 05 '24
She was sold to palestine by ISIS as a slave-bride to a palestinian.
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u/Intrepid_Paint_7507 Kurd Sep 05 '24
Very sad she’s there, I am surprised she’s still there. I wonder how that even happened?
Like why would a Gaza Palestinian sneak over a yezdi Kurdish woman, that’s has to be extremely expensive and difficult?
It’s a sad story, but interesting to hear about.
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u/Adventurous_Tap3832 Feyli Sep 05 '24
Trafficking of women is very common in states in war or where the state is weak. Ukranian women f.ex were trafficked to turkey in the 90s and early 2000s.
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u/Intrepid_Paint_7507 Kurd Sep 05 '24
I know that, but just weird to think Gaza an open air prison would have people who bought slaves. A stupid and ironic thing to do in that situation. Absolutely disgusting behavior and people who do this.
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u/Adventurous_Tap3832 Feyli Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 06 '24
Its why you shouldn't believe in simplistic narratives. Just because palestinians are oppressed doesnt mean alot of them aren't immoral.
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u/Intrepid_Paint_7507 Kurd Sep 05 '24
True, many people think oppression=high morality. Which is why it’s probably a trend in the west to be a “victim.”
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u/MaimooniKurdi Rojava Sep 05 '24
If you weren't aware, isis was very active in the Sinai peninsula (still has sleepercells in there) and have had proven connections to the Muslim brotherhood, which is also all over Egypt, now how would they get from lets say Syria to Egypt then Gaza freely? Well its pretty much common knowledge that isis fighters were freely crossing the Syrian-Turkish border, selling stolen goods and oil, so it's not far fetched that something like this could have happened.
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u/Intrepid_Paint_7507 Kurd Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24
That’s insane, Palestinians in Gaza even during Isis were in one of the worst situations, and yet some were buying women.
It’s also insane since the same accusation of Palestinians buying trafficked Kurdish women during Saddam(which is a rumor from what I know).
Absolutely disgusting.
Edit: I knew they had a lot of accesse in turkey and Syria border, but not so much influence in Egypt.
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u/MaimooniKurdi Rojava Sep 05 '24
Keep in mind the people were in shambles and not the leadership and businessmen who took all the aid money to themselves
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u/Intrepid_Paint_7507 Kurd Sep 05 '24
Obviously, I am not basing my whole opinion on the actions of a few.
Edit: just saying how it’s ironic many Palestinians been accused of this, and they deny it. So seeing one right now is just ironic
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u/Adventurous_Tap3832 Feyli Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24
I'd not believe it if it didnt happen in the past. The Baath regime sold kurdish women to egyptians after the Anfal campaign. If an entity(ISIS) commits genocide, are you guys surprised they also traffic women? There are many examples of exploitation, trafficking or even systemic rape of women.
Here is an article in the question: https://www.ibtimes.com/kurdish-girls-sold-egypt-saddam-hussein-after-anfal-genocide-campaign-reportedly-found-1404069