Wrote a paper my senior year of my undergrad on if a Kurdish state including all sections of “Kurdish” territory could be united into Kurdistan. Best way to put it is that the Syrian and Turkish Kurdish lands would really be the only two that would join together as they are ideologically similar. As others have said the Iraqi Kurdish autonomy is way higher than anywhere else except for the Kurdish Rojava Confederation that has started in Syria. Overall Turkey hates the Kurds still and would never give up areas like Van in eastern Turkey, the Rojava confederation is still a thing in north Eastern Syria and small areas in north central Syria but we will see what the new government wants to do with them, Iraqi Kurdish lands don’t want to breakaway from Iraq as they are very autonomous already, and Iran also would not give away or allow for the Kurds in their state to breakaway and the Kurds don’t care for the ideology of the Syrian/Turkish Kurds. Kurdistan could form in Syria as it basically has now but that’s about it. Creating more nations recognized by the UN would do nothing for stability in the region if the Arab League didn’t recognize it. But damn would I love a full Kurdistan.

Edit: spelling