This paper presents the condition of Kurdish minority in Turkey and attempts to explore the possibilities of finding solution to the Kurdish question regarding the circumstances, internal and external, through which Turkey went through and which mold the political situation in that country today. The goal is to estimate a perspective for finding a solution to the Kurdish issue considering the interpretation of the same from Turkish government as a leading national security challenge. Furthermore, through listing and analysis of key factors in shaping government's policy towards the Kurds, this paper describes the status of Kurdish issue as a threat to Turkish identity and security. Also, it attempts to manifest potentials for a different approach to the question at hand. By bringing forward all factors, their overlapping, positive and negative impacts, the final turnout is that there is no immediate perspective for a better status of Kurds in Turkey, whom will still be observed as a leading internal security threat. Reasoning for such conclusion lies within the weaknesses of Turkish political system that lacks in democratic values, terrorist threats of the PKK and Islamic State, regional conflicts and the shortage of positive influence from international sphere. According to everything that is brought up, the possibility of solution to the Kurdish issue remains unrealized.