Kurdish Struggles in the Syrian Chaos

This chapter examines the intricate dynamics between the Kurdish minority in Syria and various rebel factions amid the ongoing civil conflict. It highlights the historical tensions between Kurds and Arabs, the impact of U.S. foreign policy, and the precarious existence of Kurdish enclaves under threat from competing interests. The discussion further explores the geopolitical implications of these struggles, particularly the influence of Turkey and the changing strategies of militant groups within the fractured landscape of Syria.