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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.
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:The f is this Amjad Taha?!
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
In the words of Gordon Ramsay: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.

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
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.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.
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