Israel becomes first country to recognise Somaliland
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They are neither united nor do they possess the necessary resources, they lack a trained military and a sanctioned defense force.
_Arabia_
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A landmass 40% bigger than the US, a population approaching 500 million (by 2050 close to 1 billion), the GCC alone being the world's 7th largest economy, the combined Arab world 4-5th place, a civilizational people, culture, language etc. and a geography home to the world's oldest recorded civilizations, some of the richest and largest natural and mineral wealth, largest sovereign wealth funds in the world, control/bordering some of the world's key trade routes, maritime included, transcontinental entity, one of the largest combined militaries in the world etc. would claim otherwise, just to mention a few things.
Main problem is division and 20 + countries and 20 + regimes and internal wars and instability. If that can be solved, eventually it will, and we Arabs (as in leadership) could turn the Arab League into an EU league organization, we would be one of the world's main powers like throughout most of recorded history.
Of course as of 2026, nobody in the Muslim world is capable or ready to attack Israel all out as that would mean a war with the US itself, which no power, not even China, can defeat in a conventional war. This is a long term conflict. It took nearly 200 years to remove the Crusaders.
Of course the Satanic Abu Dhabi regime was/is absent. Insha'Allah, we will see one day when KSA will annex this entity and regime once again.
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_Arabia_
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My prediction, look out for the Zionist/Abu Dhabi supported Aly regime in Ethiopia. They are desperate for access to sea. They are most likely already plotting an invasion/occupation of Eritrea, Djibouti and parts of Somalia to gain maritime access. They are in cahoots with the RSF, Somaliland, Zionists, Abu Dhabi, Chad regime and Haftar.
The Abu Dhabi regime is extremely desperate after their 60 billion USD project in Yemen that they spent 8-10 years on, blew up in smoke within 5 days.
Look out for more regional trouble.
It is important to understand that those mentioned regimes do not represent their people or their interests.
The Abu Dhabi regime is extremely desperate after their 60 billion USD project in Yemen that they spent 8-10 years on, blew up in smoke within 5 days.
Look out for more regional trouble.
It is important to understand that those mentioned regimes do not represent their people or their interests.
_Arabia_
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If Pakistani leadership is remotely intelligent they should not be betting on a tiny losing and stupid satanic horse (current regime) in Abu Dhabi.
_Arabia_
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I wrote that this would be the end of UAE plotting in the Arab world once KSA gets actively involved anywhere.
I fail to recall any major geopolitical event or conflict that KSA was involved in, where "our" side did not ultimately prevail.
Ali_Baba
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There will be no clash. UAE will read the writing on the wall, and withdraw some of their actions. The last thing UAE needs is someone throwing stones on their glass towers.
UAE is trying to "surround" Saudi Arabia with a ring of chaos, so that is looking to stop Saudi's transition from an oil based economy to be the central hub of services, financial products in the middle east because it feels that will conflict with its own goals.
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_Arabia_
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Saudi–Egypt–Somalia military bloc 'taking shape' amid regional tensions
The military bloc's formation comes in response to moves by Israel and the UAE to exert influence in the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa, according to a report.
Saudi–Egypt–Somalia military bloc ’taking shape’ amid tensions
The military bloc’s formation comes in response to moves by Israel and the UAE to exert influence in the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa, according to a report.
www.newarab.com
Saudi–Egypt–Somalia military bloc ’taking shape’ amid tensions
The military bloc’s formation comes in response to moves by Israel and the UAE to exert influence in the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa, according to a report.
I know that the Sisi regime in Egypt is having economic problems and a lack of popular support and legitimacy but this passivity of Egypt can no longer be tolerated for their own sake and that of the wider Arab world.
The Sudanese civil war (in particular RSF mischief) and Abu Dhabi/Zionist mischief in Horn of Africa (Somaliland in particular) should have been put to bed a long time ago if just KSA and Egypt could act in a strong and determined manner as the main powers of the Red Sea region.
KSA woke up after years of inward looking focus (mainly due to the enormous development projects and development all across KSA) and dealt a deadly blow to the Abu Dhabi and Zionist regional project in Yemen. Pushing aside diplomacy in Sudan as well and acting to change the tide in Sudan lately too. Moves in Somalia as well and Horn of Africa. Before that Syria.
We need Arab partners like Egypt, a major regional power as well, to show similar activism for its own sake and that of the wider region. After all it is something that all of us (as in regimes and people of power) seem to agree with. The open animosity towards the Abu Dhabi and Zionist project of further fragmentation and separatism in the Arab world. It threatens the entire neighborhood. Not directly within KSA or Egypt, because we have no separatist movements within our borders, but that is of little importance if the entire region that surrounds us is being reshaped for the worse in order to weaken us and the wider Arab and Muslim world.
Time to act in a more decisive and active manner and leave the diplomacy, safety etc. behind. Not the time for that now.
_Arabia_
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The Minister of Awqaf and Religious Affairs in #Somalia:.We value #Saudi Arabia's honorable historical stances toward the unity of Somali territories, and this embodies the stance of a brother with his brother.
It is very good to see a more "aggressive" foreign policy in the region. KSA has so many cards to play, much more than most, so a overly passive, diplomatic and inward looking position (s) is not always the right thing, less so nowadays.
Strong Arab countries, KSA among others, need to work towards and promote stability and progress in the Arab world and vicinity whenever possible.
Deal harshly and quickly with anyone, within our own ranks (like the Abu Dhabi regime), or outsiders (Zionists and the Mullah regime for instance) who desire fragmentation and instability in the Arab world.
Aside from the deep historical bonds with Africa (religious, cultural, linguistic, people to people, geographic proximity etc.) that we Arabs enjoy, it is good to see that our Afro-Arab people are gaining influence within the diplomatic sphere and their increased participation and direct interaction with their African counterparts, should create additional trust.
Good to see that KSA-Egypt ties remain strong. Absolutely crucial for our region and the Red Sea region as a whole.
Muji.Iqbal
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Well this is nonsensical. Who cares about what a small Israel thinks.
Israel becomes first country to recognise Somaliland
Breakaway region of Somalia achieves diplomatic breakthrough after more than 30 years without international recognition.www.aljazeera.com
Somaliland is currently backed by the pro-Israeli UAE regime. Emiratis and Zionists are literally working hand in hand to destroy the Islamic world and create many small countries/entities that are easy to control and manipulate.
It is the major empires like USA or what China thinks.
