The ongoing war in Iran significantly impacts the Kurdish population, with many Kurds viewing the conflict as a potential opportunity for liberation. U.S. President Donald Trump's past consideration of arming Kurdish fighters against Iran illustrates the complex geopolitical interests at play. Kurdistan spans several countries, including Turkey, Syria, Iran, and Iraq, complicating the situation further. Raphael Geiger, a correspondent, explores the Kurdish region and shares insights from individuals like Shiva Radeh, a seasoned fighter against ISIS who has traveled from Munich to Sulaymaniyah, hoping to join the fight against Iran. Her journey reflects a broader sentiment among many Kurds, who cling to hope for support from Western nations despite a history of abandonment. The article sheds light on the mixed feelings within the Kurdish community regarding Western involvement, highlighting a sense of betrayal as they recall past instances where they received support only to be left to face their challenges alone. This ongoing struggle for autonomy and recognition begs the question of what the future holds for the Kurdish people amidst the geopolitical turbulence in the region.