Iraq: Villagers suffer as Arab-Kurdish tensions lead to Islamic State resurgence (Alex MacDonald, Middle East Eye)

One of the most commonly quoted Kurdish phrases is the saying: “Kurds have no friends but the mountains.”

But for the inhabitants of the village of Liheban in northern Iraq, just a 68km drive south of the Kurdish capital Erbil, the nearby Makhmour mountains are anything but friendly, having become a base of operations for the remnants of the Islamic State (IS) group.

Iraq: Villagers suffer as Arab-Kurdish tensions lead to Islamic State resurgence | Middle East Eye

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