Arab League fails to condemn UAE-Israel deal
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you dont condemn something you are a part of nor an act which you will undertake in the future. The Arabs are no longer interested in palestine and are looking to improve and forge strong ties with Israel. In their view a strong israel is needed to contain Iran whereas an Irsrael embroiled in internal conflict will only allow Iran to exert its influence all the more.
The worst thing was the constant struggle by Arabia to contain Iran and its failures. The Arab nations created and supported some of the worst terror groups in the region to combat Iran and Shia militias which led to great conflicts and at one point the Arabs must have been patting themselves at the back when ISIS and other sunni groups controlled large areas however the actions of the terror organization and its attempt to declare itself as a form of 'end of times' army that should be supported by all muslims and its decision to embark on the road of the worst human rights violations and war on most of the world, saw them get beaten to a pulp. In this strategy the influence of Iran returned and Syria remained, if ever more so, under the influence of Iran. This was a massive defeat for Arab coalition, their next struggle came in Yemen, a country they should have steamrolled, only to find themselves entrenched in a conflict that they neither could control nor gain any major victory. Iranian influence remained in Yemen, despite another humanitarian crisis being engineers by them and to boot, Pakistan refusing them openly in entering the conflict.
From their point of view, the fall of sunni militias and ISIS saw their covert influence decrease, Assad still in power which again hurt their influence and on top of it all, their support for Kurdistan, in hope to destabilize Iran has also fallen flat when countries did not support Kurdish separatism. Add this to the fact that they are struggling deeply in Yemen.
Now the above was a very bad situation but what made it worse were three things that happened which basically broke the camels back.
The influence of Arabia on Pakistan is decreasing and its not because of Iranian influence or anything but of two major facts which are that Pakistan is not interested in fighting any conflicts and secondly the Chinese influence is growing and Pakistan is not blind to not see that in the fuiture, the Arab ports and the Gwadar ports will see trade rivalry especially if the Arabs remain in US camp and Pakistan remains in Chinese camp. so the two camps are the problem here
Then we have the problem of Hamas, a group that is extremely supported by Iran, is now trying to gain legitimacy as the sole representative of the Palestinian people and has seen uptick in support ever since the two state solution has been struggling and the Palestinians are now getting tired of the diplomatic approaches. The hawkish nature of netanhyu and the covert operations of Iran have made it abundantly clear to the Arabs that Palestine is slowly drifting away from Arabian influence and while Iran will never have the influence Arabs had, they also see Israel as a great power in contrast to Paletsine which is just an occupied nation.
Lastly we have Turks, Malaysia, Indonesia and Qatar Alliance which is basically the signal of the end of Arabia being the center of the Islamic world and this is another proof of its waning influence. The CARS were never in Arabian influence and now the Turkish line, and the strategic outposts and islands are all leaving.
So here we have Arabia which is losing influence in Pakistan, In northern Africa as Turkey gains influence through GNA, lost in Syria and Iraq and Qatar and is now fighting on its own peninsula as outside the peninsula, China exerts power in CARS and Pakistan ( and Pakistan was a major chess piece in their influence game and with Pakistan and Qatar, they have lost the Taliban as well which basically means reduced influence in Afghanistan) and then they are now being checked with an alliance that looks to choke them as their new rival is exerting influence in their north and in their south and east where as their old rival has them in the north and in their southern east with Yemen.
The above is a dark situation and in this situation they are pinning their hopes in Israel which has been fighting both covertly and overtly against Iran and is located at such a location where it can, if so persuaded check Turkey and secure the northern Africa. They see Israel as key to salvaging their influence and indeed the strategic location of Israel does allow for them to gain a powerful ally. Soon the Arab world will hug Israel so that maybe just maybe, the country they are hugging will allow them to create a united front.
I dont need to tell you guys that the Middle east, the Indian Ocean and the eastern Mediterranean is where the great game is being played and Arabia is as much key here as Turkey, Iran, Pakistan and the Island countries.
The worst thing was the constant struggle by Arabia to contain Iran and its failures. The Arab nations created and supported some of the worst terror groups in the region to combat Iran and Shia militias which led to great conflicts and at one point the Arabs must have been patting themselves at the back when ISIS and other sunni groups controlled large areas however the actions of the terror organization and its attempt to declare itself as a form of 'end of times' army that should be supported by all muslims and its decision to embark on the road of the worst human rights violations and war on most of the world, saw them get beaten to a pulp. In this strategy the influence of Iran returned and Syria remained, if ever more so, under the influence of Iran. This was a massive defeat for Arab coalition, their next struggle came in Yemen, a country they should have steamrolled, only to find themselves entrenched in a conflict that they neither could control nor gain any major victory. Iranian influence remained in Yemen, despite another humanitarian crisis being engineers by them and to boot, Pakistan refusing them openly in entering the conflict.
From their point of view, the fall of sunni militias and ISIS saw their covert influence decrease, Assad still in power which again hurt their influence and on top of it all, their support for Kurdistan, in hope to destabilize Iran has also fallen flat when countries did not support Kurdish separatism. Add this to the fact that they are struggling deeply in Yemen.
Now the above was a very bad situation but what made it worse were three things that happened which basically broke the camels back.
The influence of Arabia on Pakistan is decreasing and its not because of Iranian influence or anything but of two major facts which are that Pakistan is not interested in fighting any conflicts and secondly the Chinese influence is growing and Pakistan is not blind to not see that in the fuiture, the Arab ports and the Gwadar ports will see trade rivalry especially if the Arabs remain in US camp and Pakistan remains in Chinese camp. so the two camps are the problem here
Then we have the problem of Hamas, a group that is extremely supported by Iran, is now trying to gain legitimacy as the sole representative of the Palestinian people and has seen uptick in support ever since the two state solution has been struggling and the Palestinians are now getting tired of the diplomatic approaches. The hawkish nature of netanhyu and the covert operations of Iran have made it abundantly clear to the Arabs that Palestine is slowly drifting away from Arabian influence and while Iran will never have the influence Arabs had, they also see Israel as a great power in contrast to Paletsine which is just an occupied nation.
Lastly we have Turks, Malaysia, Indonesia and Qatar Alliance which is basically the signal of the end of Arabia being the center of the Islamic world and this is another proof of its waning influence. The CARS were never in Arabian influence and now the Turkish line, and the strategic outposts and islands are all leaving.
So here we have Arabia which is losing influence in Pakistan, In northern Africa as Turkey gains influence through GNA, lost in Syria and Iraq and Qatar and is now fighting on its own peninsula as outside the peninsula, China exerts power in CARS and Pakistan ( and Pakistan was a major chess piece in their influence game and with Pakistan and Qatar, they have lost the Taliban as well which basically means reduced influence in Afghanistan) and then they are now being checked with an alliance that looks to choke them as their new rival is exerting influence in their north and in their south and east where as their old rival has them in the north and in their southern east with Yemen.
The above is a dark situation and in this situation they are pinning their hopes in Israel which has been fighting both covertly and overtly against Iran and is located at such a location where it can, if so persuaded check Turkey and secure the northern Africa. They see Israel as key to salvaging their influence and indeed the strategic location of Israel does allow for them to gain a powerful ally. Soon the Arab world will hug Israel so that maybe just maybe, the country they are hugging will allow them to create a united front.
I dont need to tell you guys that the Middle east, the Indian Ocean and the eastern Mediterranean is where the great game is being played and Arabia is as much key here as Turkey, Iran, Pakistan and the Island countries.
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A note:
"British forces entered the Palestinian town of Ramleh, a few miles south of Jaffa. A large batch of Turkish prisoners were being marched through the village but they were not preceded by their British guard. The Arabs, thinking that it was the return of the Turkish army, turned out in force, yelling with delight and waving Turkish flags; it was not till the end of the column appeared and they saw the British soldiers with fixed bayonets that they realized their mistake, and great was their confusion. Their faces fell with a bump and they slunk disconsolate to their hovels."
"British forces entered the Palestinian town of Ramleh, a few miles south of Jaffa. A large batch of Turkish prisoners were being marched through the village but they were not preceded by their British guard. The Arabs, thinking that it was the return of the Turkish army, turned out in force, yelling with delight and waving Turkish flags; it was not till the end of the column appeared and they saw the British soldiers with fixed bayonets that they realized their mistake, and great was their confusion. Their faces fell with a bump and they slunk disconsolate to their hovels."
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Nope, those were real wars and 80 million Arabs lost against 8 million Jews. Because Arabs are hot-headed and stupid, don't value education, don't look outwards to gain knowledge, are arrogant and always ready to backstab each other.
