The current Syrian identity does not represent all Syrians, a Syrian Kurdish opposition official said Saturday, arguing that other non-Arabic speaking communities in the country existed and deserved special status. “The current Syrian Arab identity does not apply to everyone, as there are many other components such as Kurds, Turkmen and Armenians,” said the president of the Executive Committee of the Syrian Democratic Council, Ilham Ahmad, according to the Kurdish Rudaw Media Network. She was speaking in the northern Iraq’s Kurdish region during a seminar on the situation in the Kurdish-contro…