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I don't think that Kurds will abandon their aim of establishing an independent Kurdish state.

The Shiites in the south and the Kurds in the north would need to join together, but the Kurds are more interested in independence. Iran, Syria and Turkey are unlikely to support an independent Kurd state because of their significant Kurdish populations, and others in Iraq will not support overthrowing Saddam if they think it will result in a breakup of the country.

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Currently the international and regional situation does not permit for the foundation of an independent Kurdish state in north of Iraq.

I wish that all Iraqi Arabs, Kurds and others vote 'Yes' to the draft constitution which represents their ambition to build a democratic, federal, united and independent state,

From here, our people begin the march toward establishing an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital,

Independent Kurdistan, it's a dream, but we are realistic people. Independent Kurdistan is not in Kurdish interest now.

The right conditions have not arisen for the (Tigers) to abandon the policy of independent statehood.

Velupillai Prabhakaran

We have never said we wanted a Kurdish state. The Arabs have never said they wanted a totally Arab state. So I think as long as we all agreed to democracy we should be flexible and meet in the middle.

The constitution is not only a disaster for a lot of the people who share the secular democratic perspective, whether Sunni, Shiite or Kurdish. It's also leading to some version of a sharia state . . . not necessarily a theocracy but certainly a state where there is a dominant role for Muslim clerics.

[An independent Palestinian state] is coming very soon, ... On May 4, 1999 ... we have the right to declare our independent Palestinian state, and we hope that it will happen according to our agreement between both of us.

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004)

Yasser Arafat

The Kurdish people want American presence, not only as deterrent against possible Iraqi attacks but also because there are terrorist organizations such as the Ansar Al-Islam and others, which constitute a danger to the Kurdish people.

What I stated was that the Kurdish people are ready to welcome American forces in order to protect the Kurdish people in the region.

We will continue to follow up on these issues, and our main goal is to prevent a situation where the Gaza Strip would be turned into a big prison. The Gaza Strip should be open to the outside world and the West Bank. Now we must focus on ending the occupation of the West Bank and establishing an independent Palestinian state.

Let me be frank, fighting the current Turkish government is an insult to the Kurdish people. This is a terrorist act. This is against the process of democracy in Turkey. This is only in the interest of the enemies of the Kurdish people…

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