The Kurds and the new order of the Middle East; Why is foreign support not enough? Nagin Sheikhol-Islami Watani - The experience of Rojava and the Kurdistan Region in Iraq showed that the support of foreign powers, even in the most sensitive historical moments, is not a guarantee for the realization of the political demands of the Kurds. At the same time, the corrosive differences between the Kurdish parties and the lack of a common strategy weakened their bargaining power. In this article, while examining the developments in the Middle East and the situation of the Kurds in Iran, it is argued that the political future of the Kurds does not lie in waiting for the collapse of governments, nor in dependence on world powers, but in independent organization, social participation, coalition building and the ability to negotiate to realize their political and national right. Zamane Radio.