Oya Baydar, one of the intellectuals calling for a solution to the Kurdish issue, called on the opposition parties to take steps to remove Kurdish hostility from the minds. And Onur Hamzaoğlu stated that the isolation must be lifted as the first step to start the process.
IHD Honorary President Akın Birdal emphasized the need for legislative changes and lifting the isolation of Abdullah Öcalan in order to solve the Kurdish issue.
Turkey clearly wants to carry out its unfinished Kurdish genocide said journalist Engin Yurtsever and added: “But no other state, not Turkey, can erase the Kurds who have a reliable, secular and serious organization. We will see that the SNA will be liquidated and Turkey will be excluded from the region.”
Şirin Şen, co-chair of ÖHD Êlih Branch, emphasised that Abdullah Öcalan's "right to hope" should be implemented without any conditions.
Journalist Mansur Adalı pointed out that the problems cannot be solved without the recognition of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and said: "If Syria is to be united, the Autonomous Administration must take part in all processes."
Abdullah Öcalan emphasizes that the deadlock and conflicts in the Middle East, which is at the center of the global powers' wars of interest, can be eliminated with the Democratic Nation paradigm.
Stating that Turkey is doing its best to influence the new Damascus government to be formed, "Voice to be raised from Bakûr Kurdistan will play a major role in the elimination of the attacks," says journalist Doğan Cihan.
Syrian Human Rights Organization director Evîn Cuma said that the attacks targeted living areas and ISIS took advantage of this situation to gather strength.
Participants in the vigil launched at the Qamishlo border against the attacks on North and East Syria called on everyone to embrace Rojava.
Cizre Sub-governorship did not deem it "appropriate" to name parks in the city after Cemile Çağırga and Nihat Kazanhan, who were killed by police bullets.
Socialist parties reacting to Turkey's attacks on North and East Syria called on the government to stop the war in Syria and called for a united struggle against the attacks.
Reacting against Turkey's attacks on North and East Syria, Amed residents reminded the fate of Saddam Hussein and emphasised that a lasting peace in the Middle East can only be possible with the solution of the Kurdish issue.
Co-chairs of DBP and DEM Party in Êlih province reacted against the attacks on North and East Syria and called on the government to "sit at the table with Kurds, not with gangs".
MATUHAYDER, within the scope of the campaign launched with the slogan "Sending money to prisoners is not a crime", sent a message that they will increase solidarity by sending money to prisoners.
According to the report prepared by rights defender organizations, in prisons established in Kurdistan, prisoners are subjected to strip searches, disciplinary penalties are imposed for arbitrary reasons, releases are postponed, ill prisoners are not released despite "cannot stay in prison" reports.