A new message resounds in the Arab world: Get Ankara

[Mis_TR_Like]

This is an excellent article which delves deep into the situation going on in the middle east. To sum it up, Iran isn't seen as the top priority anymore. It's Turkey that the other middle eastern country's are trying to compete against.

A new message resounds in the Arab world: Get Ankara

The intended target of the UAE-Israel alliance is not Iran but Turkey, whose regional clout poses a threat to Gulf rulers

www.middleeasteye.net

 

[Philip the Arab]

Yes, I have been saying this for a while now.

 

[Glass🚬]

This is an excellent article which delves deep into the situation going on in the middle east. To sum it up, Iran isn't seen as the top priority anymore. It's Turkey that the other middle eastern country's are trying to compete against.

A new message resounds in the Arab world: Get Ankara

The intended target of the UAE-Israel alliance is not Iran but Turkey, whose regional clout poses a threat to Gulf rulers

www.middleeasteye.net

The time of compeition is over since they failed to diversify away from the oil they will become even more irrelevant, we still havent punished the UAE for the al-watiya attack tho so thats something to look out for.

 

[Philip the Arab]

The time of compeition is over since they failed to diversify away from the oil they will become even more irrelevant, we still havent punished the UAE for the al-watiya attack tho so thats something to look out for.

Not all arab economies are oil based my friend. Egypt is going to be in the top 20 economies by 2030 something.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

Yes, I have been saying this for a while now.

Could you see an upcoming split in the Arab world between anti-Israeli and pro-Israeli governments/factions? Or is Israeli influence now so strong that any opposition would be crushed?

I ask this because if Erdogan continues to stay in power, he could see some new Arab allies emerging.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Could you see an upcoming split in the Arab world between anti-Israeli and pro-Israeli governments/factions? Or is Israeli influence now so strong that any opposition would be crushed?

I ask this because if Erdogan continues to stay in power, he could see some new Arab allies emerging.

No, I see no split for Pro-Israel or Anti-Israel. Maybe only Qatar but they like Israel in secret as well so that is questionable.

 

[Glass🚬]

Not all arab economies are oil based my friend. Egypt is going to be in the top 20 economies by 2030 something.

According to that forecast it will be no.7 and Turkey no.5, however similar forecasts also clearly state the gulf economies will run out of money by then.

 

[Philip the Arab]

According to that forecast it will be no.7 and Turkey no.5, however similar forecasts also clearly state the gulf economies will run out of money by then.

They have been saying that since the 90s my friend. We shall talk when that is accomplished.

 

[TR_123456]

This is an excellent article which delves deep into the situation going on in the middle east. To sum it up, Iran isn't seen as the top priority anymore. It's Turkey that the other middle eastern country's are trying to compete against.

A new message resounds in the Arab world: Get Ankara

The intended target of the UAE-Israel alliance is not Iran but Turkey, whose regional clout poses a threat to Gulf rulers

www.middleeasteye.net

A good thing we knew this already and prepared ourselves.

 

[Ghost soldier]

we still havent punished the UAE for the al-watiya attack tho so thats something to look out for.

The attack was only to raise morals because their red line disk did not work out plus zero Turkish soldiers were dead and Turkish transport planes land safely in AL watiya with zero damns given to UAE propaganda

 

[Ghost soldier]

Actually the Arab world is split with those who are against UAE ksa regimes and Arab revolutionaries who are against them

 

[Ghost soldier]

Plus there are shiite ones who are sided with Iran (Lebanon Iraq Yemen Syria)

 

[Philip the Arab]

Actually the Arab world is split with those who are against UAE ksa regimes and Arab revolutionaries who are against them

Those are minor states in the long run, KSA and UAE are allied with the major states.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Plus there are shiite ones who are sided with Iran (Lebanon Iraq Yemen Syria)

And look at all of them, dirt poor and will never be prosperous again. and btw Suria has good relations with UAE now.

 

[Glass🚬]

The attack was only to raise morals because their red line disk did not work out plus zero Turkish soldiers were dead and Turkish transport planes land safely in AL watiya with zero damns given to UAE propaganda

Sure but there needs to be punishment, I found it funny how they painted away their signature on their jets in crete, probably were aware that we are after them but we really need to look out for for the right moment and strike them.

 

[Ghost soldier]

Recently there have been talks of a Turkish intervention in Yemen against UAE in Arab media, so I think it's a matter of time seeing turkey decisive against uae led Arab coalition

موقع أمريكي: تركيا تستعد للتدخل العسكري في اليمن

قال موقع (Mint Press) الأمريكي المهتم بالقضايا السياسية والاقتصادية والخارجية والبيئية إنّ الرئيس التركي رجب طيب أردوغان يستعد لتدخل عسكري في اليمن على غرار ليبيا.

hafryat.com

 

[bsruzm]

Things are heading exactly the way I would like it to.

 

[Yoyo]

Just finished reading it. Indeed a great article, thanks for sharing it.
I think the main takeaway was this:

In its intelligence estimate for the year 2020, Israel's military intelligence division included Turkey among the list of organisations and countries that threaten Israeli national security.

I think we all know who's behind the challenges Turkey is facing in the East Med. Countries like Greece and the Gulf States are only pawns.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Recently there have been talks of a Turkish intervention in Yemen against UAE in Arab media, so I think it's a matter of time seeing turkey decisive against uae led Arab coalition

موقع أمريكي: تركيا تستعد للتدخل العسكري في اليمن

قال موقع (Mint Press) الأمريكي المهتم بالقضايا السياسية والاقتصادية والخارجية والبيئية إنّ الرئيس التركي رجب طيب أردوغان يستعد لتدخل عسكري في اليمن على غرار ليبيا.

hafryat.com

It is Saudi led UAE withdrew as they only needed Aden port and STC.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

And look at all of them, dirt poor and will never be prosperous again. and btw Suria has good relations with UAE now.

It's true that they are poor for now, and probably for the foreseeable future. However the Gulf states don't have a particularly bright future either, now do they? Their downfall has started, and it will only get worse within a decade or two. Once Gulf money dries up, the USA will no longer care. They will still be in the region to protect Israel, but they won't care about the UAE or Saudi Arabia.

Egypt's best choice would be to work with Turkey, as together they could divide the eastern Mediterranean pie and also work together strategically for the future. The important part here is north Africa, as both nations could easily eliminate any threats in the region while also benefiting economically. It would make the most sense for both countries, but instead Egypt has become best friends with its former enemies (Israel and Cyprus). The problem for Egypt is that it'll be left on its own sooner or later, as Gulf money dries up. Then if Turkey and Israel fix relations post-Erdogan/Bibi then Egypt will become a target, the same way Turkey is right now. The only difference is that Turkey is fully capable of standing against the coalition that it is facing. Egypt won't be able to, as even its geography isn't suitable for such circumstances.