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|    Canadian fighting against ISIS is not 'a    |
|    10 Nov 14 15:50:57    |
      XPost: can.politics       From: Panca@nyet.ca              But a Canadian fighting WITH ISIS against the Syrian government is. Being a       Jewish Canadian helps too.       THIS is what the damnable Harper government has decided - on behalf of all       Canadians.       ________________________________________       Thomson Reuters Posted: Nov 10, 2014              Fighting ISIS: Canadian-Israeli woman joins Kurds in Syria                     The Israeli citizen, identified by the station only as 31 years old and a       resident of Tel Aviv, said she had contacted Kurdish fighters over the Internet       before travelling through Iraq to train at one of their camps on the Syrian       border.              "They are our brothers," she told the radio station. "They are good people.       They love life, a lot like us, really."              The woman was preparing to enter combat zones in northern Syria, Israel Radio       said, where Kurdish fighters, many of them women, have been trying to fend off       Islamic State in Iraq and Syria militants.              Female Kurdish fighters have fought alongside men for years in a guerrilla war       against Turkey, seeking an independent Kurdistan which would encompass parts of       Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran.              The woman felt she could contribute from her Israeli military experience, the       station said, without elaborating.              Israel has maintained discreet military, intelligence and business ties with       the Kurds since the 1960s, seeing in the minority ethnic group a buffer against       shared Arab adversaries. The Kurds are spread through Syria, Iraq, Turkey and       Iran.              Worried about spillover from the Syrian war, Israel has been cracking down on       members of its 20-per cent Arab minority who return after volunteering to fight       with ISIS or other rebels opposed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's rule.              Israel bans its citizens from travelling to enemy states, among them Syria and       Iraq, and officials did not respond to a Reuters inquiry about whether the       woman could face prosecution if she returns to Israel.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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