Kurds as a Whole,
Among Georgian Jews,
among Palestinians
I found them,
all of us,
together,
not split by borders,
not divided by the lines
they've drawn on maps,
but as Kurdish as a whole,
under Palestinians and Georgian Jews.
A history hidden,
a people scattered
but never erased,
woven into the same fabric,
one that stretches
across mountains and deserts,
across time,
across centuries of struggle.
How strange,
how telling,
to see the Kurdish people,
not fragmented,
not broken into pieces,
but here, whole,
under the name of Palestinians
under the name of Georgian Jews.
Our DNA tells a story
that goes beyond what they see,
what they try to label,
what they want to define.
Is it a mistake,
or is this truth
finally finding a way to speak?
We’ve been scattered,
we’ve been erased,
but we are still here,
united by something deeper
than borders,
than nations,
than flags.
We are Kurdish
in ways they cannot take away.
But here, now,
in this revelation,
we are whole.
We are Kurdish —
as a whole,
and the world can no longer deny it.
Kurdistan is real.
Let the Palestinians speak too,
let the Georgian Jews speak too.