Arapska podrucja sjeverne Sirije su izrazito konzervativna. Drustvo je plemenski podjeljeno.
Asad na sjeveru ima veoma slabu podrsku. Nije nikakvo cudo da je SAA odmah napustila to podrucje i povukla se prema unutrasnjosti. Cijela Sirija je konzervativna, sa izuzetkom velikih centara gdje ima svega, ali sjever narocito.
Kurdi imaju zadatak da isperu Arapima mozak i izvuku zene iz kuca.
Ka'e kurdska komdantkinja da je veliki broj mladih Arapkinja aplicirao.
Kurdi su vec odabrali nacelnicu Rake, izrazito konzervativnog grada, a ona je zena - Lejla Mohamed. Evo je ovdje sa arapskim kolegom u posjeti crkvi.
Kurdish feminist appointed as co-head of Raqqa civilian council
Kurdish feminist Layla Mohammed was appointed as the co-head of the US-backed Raqqa civilian council, with Mahmoud Shawakh al-Busran as the Arab co-chair.
At just 27, Layla Mohammed was the first woman to rule over Tel Abyad town, where she was born. In 2006, she studied engineering at the university of Raqqa, but she fled Raqqa in 2013 to Kobani after Raqqa fell to the al-Qaida-affiliated Nusra Front.
“It’s very strange for people to build a new system after they were suppressed by the [Assad] regime and it was difficult for them to accept the idea of being governed by a woman,” she said.
“In the past, whether in military, politics, or even on the social side, women were not allowed to participate,” she added.
http://aranews.net/2017/04/kurdish-femi ... n-council/
Bivsi americki ambasador u Siriji, Robert Ford, placenik sirijskih dzihadista, kaze da je imenovanje zene drska provokacija za lokalne Arape!
Valjda je zeni mjesto u spajzu...
Consider the case of Layla Mohammed, a PYD member and women’s rights activist from the town of Tel Abayad on the Turkey-Syria border. In a conversation, a senior U.S. official spoke with admiration of her dedication and commitment to the cause of women in Syria. Over objections from some Arab community leaders in Raqqa, the PYD- and YPG-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces (an entity that serves, basically, as a fig leaf by Washington to cover the U.S.-backed YPG campaign against ISIS) named Ms. Mohammed co-chair of a new Raqqa administrative council that will rule Raqqa after ISIS is gone.
But Raqqa, more than Damascus, Homs, or Aleppo, is known among Syrians as a conservative Arab city, where many communities retain links to tribal networks extending along the Euphrates and eastwards into the Syrian desert towards Iraq. Traditional norms, including those governing the roles of women, prevail. Many Americans find the constraints placed on Arab women objectionable, and would applaud Ms. Mohammed’s activism. But as the Iraq war should have taught Washington, it cannot impose, either directly or through local proxies, its own social and political norms on conservative Middle Eastern communities without potentially provoking a counter-reaction.
Evo link, svasta se Ford nasrao protiv Kurda i sigurno naplatio lijepu svotu od Turaka i zaljevskih guzonja. Ford je sada veliki kriticar americke vlasti radi saveza sa Kurdima...
https://www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/525963/
