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The UAE, Bahrain and Morocco representatives stayed during Netanyahu's speech at the UN.
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The UAE, Bahrain and Morocco representatives stayed during Netanyahu's speech at the UN.
Foinikas
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The f is this Amjad Taha?!
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he is an Ahwazi Arab (apparently with Iranian heritage) and he lives in the UK and UAE, he has a very big following in the UAE:
He is one of the founders of the pro-Israel Sharaka Institute, lobbying for the recognition of the Zionist regime among Arab states.
After the 2020 “normalization” agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Israel, Taha traveled to Israel and met with several important figures in in Israel. The trip was sponsored by the Sharaka institution.
_Arabia_
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Speaking about Zionist bootlickers there is also this Emirati clown.
The son or relative of a UAE billionaire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hussain_Sajwani
whose family is originally from Pakistan or India, in any case he is of Sindhi origins apparently due to the surname.
There are many such individuals in the Muslim world regardless of nationality and ethnic origin. Not sure if they genuinely believe the nonsense they are paddling (Zionist propaganda) or they are on some type of payroll. Could be both but nevertheless it is very embarrassing for them and their followers and they should not be seen as any country representatives.
Vast majority of Moroccans, Emiratis and Bahrainis are not pro-Israel or even in favor of normalization. Same story in Egypt and Jordan.
This Amjad Taha of dubious origins, is also a well-known clown that one day is Bahraini, Emirati, British, Iranian, Saudi Arabian etc. Most likely a Zionist agent. Clueless foreigners are taking the "opinions" of such clowns as representative of entire countries and peoples without being aware what they are and what they represent.
I am pretty sure that this Taha is now on the payroll of the UAE regime.
This is the internet, every idiot can have an audience nowadays with no shortage of idiots across the world to fool.
The son or relative of a UAE billionaire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hussain_Sajwani
whose family is originally from Pakistan or India, in any case he is of Sindhi origins apparently due to the surname.
There are many such individuals in the Muslim world regardless of nationality and ethnic origin. Not sure if they genuinely believe the nonsense they are paddling (Zionist propaganda) or they are on some type of payroll. Could be both but nevertheless it is very embarrassing for them and their followers and they should not be seen as any country representatives.
Vast majority of Moroccans, Emiratis and Bahrainis are not pro-Israel or even in favor of normalization. Same story in Egypt and Jordan.
This Amjad Taha of dubious origins, is also a well-known clown that one day is Bahraini, Emirati, British, Iranian, Saudi Arabian etc. Most likely a Zionist agent. Clueless foreigners are taking the "opinions" of such clowns as representative of entire countries and peoples without being aware what they are and what they represent.
I am pretty sure that this Taha is now on the payroll of the UAE regime.
This is the internet, every idiot can have an audience nowadays with no shortage of idiots across the world to fool.
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Persian Gulf
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Here is the (non-exhaustive) list of Arab and Muslim-majority countries that stayed in the room to listen to Benjamin Netanyahu's speech:
• Sultanate of Brunei
• Djibouti
• United Arab Emirates
• Morocco
• Mali
• Albania
• Guinea
• Azerbaijan
• Bangladesh
• Bahrain
Aziqbal
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the Gaza flotilla has two warships escorting it from Spain and Italy
could an attack on NATO mean they wipe Israel off the map
you b@stards Arabs mrotherfuc$kers and Turkish motherfu$kers
why dont you send your warships >
zionsit b@stards
could an attack on NATO mean they wipe Israel off the map
you b@stards Arabs mrotherfuc$kers and Turkish motherfu$kers
why dont you send your warships >
zionsit b@stards
Foinikas
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Kambojaric
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Really surprised by Bangladesh being on this list. The rest are a hodge podge mostly of monarchies and dictatorships that could not care less about Al Quds. One can question their very membership of the OIC in fact.
Persian Gulf
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will UAE be expelled from the OIC and Arab League?
Watandar
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Many of these UN speeches are boring and blend into one another. It's possible the Bengali representative was on his or her phone or asleep while sitting. Let's give them benefit of the doubt.
_Arabia_
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All of the above is irrelevant as the UN itself is useless and has done nothing and can do nothing to stop Israel. The key here is the US and nobody else.
Having diplomatic ties/recognition is not reason enough to be expelled from the OIC or Arab League. By that logic at least 1/3 of all countries need to be expelled.
Whether we like it or not, those countries and their regimes have their own policies for whatever reasons and there is not one single monolith that can shape the overall opinion or force opinions upon others.
Even though the entire NATO, EU etc. is heavily reliant on the US (one could say subordinates directly), most of the US allies have recognized Palestine etc., unlike the US, but all this matters very little on the ground as we can all see.
The world is a jungle where might is right and as long as Israel is armed with nuclear weapons and enjoy complete support from the US 24/7, there is very little anybody can do to seriously change the status quo. Those powers that could theoretically do something militarily (Russia and China) are not interested or have even cordial ties with Israel.
Once the Israeli/Jewish lobby/AIPAC loses its current hegemony in the US, given demographics this could realistically occur not too long from now, the US might become less extremist in their blind support for Israel and afterwards work towards a realistic two-state solution while pressuring Israel economically, politically and militarily.
Rest of the world is ready and the region (in particular the Arab world) would like to end this almost 100 year old conflict and move on to more important matters long-term for everyone involved, Palestinians included.
Having diplomatic ties/recognition is not reason enough to be expelled from the OIC or Arab League. By that logic at least 1/3 of all countries need to be expelled.
Whether we like it or not, those countries and their regimes have their own policies for whatever reasons and there is not one single monolith that can shape the overall opinion or force opinions upon others.
Even though the entire NATO, EU etc. is heavily reliant on the US (one could say subordinates directly), most of the US allies have recognized Palestine etc., unlike the US, but all this matters very little on the ground as we can all see.
The world is a jungle where might is right and as long as Israel is armed with nuclear weapons and enjoy complete support from the US 24/7, there is very little anybody can do to seriously change the status quo. Those powers that could theoretically do something militarily (Russia and China) are not interested or have even cordial ties with Israel.
Once the Israeli/Jewish lobby/AIPAC loses its current hegemony in the US, given demographics this could realistically occur not too long from now, the US might become less extremist in their blind support for Israel and afterwards work towards a realistic two-state solution while pressuring Israel economically, politically and militarily.
Rest of the world is ready and the region (in particular the Arab world) would like to end this almost 100 year old conflict and move on to more important matters long-term for everyone involved, Palestinians included.
Hassan Al-Somal
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at least Qatar, Jordan, Pakistan, Syria, and Iran boycotted Nazi Bibi's speech at the UN
Hassan Al-Somal
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The Beach Camp ambush is the second today after the Tel al-Hawa ambush.
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