Kurds’ fate hangs in the balance

The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer by Mideastsoccer

Sep 24, 202600:10:44News & Politics

Kurds, the world’s largest stateless ethnic group, have long been a fixture in US and Israeli machinations to undermine, if not topple, Iran’s Islamist leaders. They still are. Since attacking Iran on February 28, US Pre...

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