It's not independence, but Syria's Kurds entrench self-rule

FILE – In this March 21, 2016, file photo, Syrian Kurd Nazdan, who fled her home in Qamishli, Syria, wears traditional clothes as she dances and waves a Kurdish flag, during a celebration of Nowruz day, in Beirut, Lebanon. While Iraq’s Kurds have sparked confrontation with their drive for independence, Kurds in Syria are making major advances toward their more modest goal, entrenching their self-rule.(AP Photo/Bilal Hussein, File)

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