The recent decision by the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) to end its armed struggle has received mixed reactions from the Kurdish community in the Netherlands. Among the estimated 100,000 Kurds living in the country, some are optimistic about the prospect of peace, while others remain uncertain about what lies ahead. Rotterdam district council member Latif Tali welcomed the move, calling it a hopeful step. "In my environment, the decision is received positively, and people are hopeful about the will from the Kurdish side," he said. Still, many are waiting to see how events unfold, especially in terms of Turkey's response.