Israel sent military instructors to Iraqi Kurdistan

Fifty years ago, in the mid-1960s, when the Shah still ruled in Iran, Israel sent military instructors to Iraqi Kurdistan to create the Peshmerga army and distress the Arab countries, especially Iraq, which then lived a offensive of nationalist and revolutionary forces. 



The Mossad sent Colonel Tzuri Sagi as an instructor of Kurdish forces to be deployed in northern Iraq, while organizing several attacks on Saddam Hussein that would be imputed to the Kurdish peshmergas to demonstrate their capability as a "liberation" movement.



In Kurdistan the spy maintained contact with the clan leader, the mullah Mustafa Barzani, father of the current leader of the Regional Government of Erbil. There are numerous photos showing both posing in the mountains of Kurdistan: Other photos show the Zionist agent disguised as a Kurd and in the company of the Pershmergas commanders he was training: For half a century, then, the Barzani have been working for Israel. Even photos of Mustafa Barzani are preserved with Meir Amit, the Mossad's top leader in those years:




Historically the Barzani clan were one of the most important and influential Kurdish tribes, in addition to being some of the initiators and organizations of the Kurdish nationalist. Today, the Regional Government has been in control of the referendum to achieve independence. 

In 2005, Masud Marzani, son of Mustafa, was elected President of the Regional Government with a mandate of eight years, that is to say that he should have discharged his position in 2013, although the Parliament extended to him another two years, two years ago I should have left it. He has not called Parliament precisely to avoid being dismissed. 

His son, Mansur Barzani, heads the security council, so he controls the police and military intelligence services, always on behalf of the Mossad.

His nephew, Nechirvan Barzani, is the Prime Minister of the regional government. He is one of those responsible for allowing jihadists to seize Mosul and the Sinjar region in 2014, inhabited by Yazidis. 

The Barzani took advantage of the retreat of jihadists to expand their territory, but did not allow the Assyrian and Yazidí refugees to return to their former territories, a case of ethnic and religious cleansing . 

Further information: 

- In Iraq, Kurds have been placed under Israel's tutelage 
- Israel wants a Kurdish state independent of Iraq 
- Israel reiterates its support for the right of self-determination of the Kurdish people 
- Israel speaks out in favor of Iraqi Kurdistan
- The multiple branches maintained by the Zionists in Kurdistan 
- The honeymoon between Zionists and Kurds 
- Imperialism agasaja to 'the Kurds'