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Almost seems like you're trying to make excuses for Saudis here.Basically many groups in yemen were under the control of the UAE, when the saudis signed the pact, these groups were told to stand down allowing the iranian backed houthis to make gains. This panicked Saudi and then naturally pulled them back towards the Isreali/UAE axis.
So basically the houthis have been used by isreal to bully the saudis back into their camp. With the saudis moving more towards isreal, it means they will become more entrenched against Iran.
Without a viable alternative security umbrella like the Mecca pact, its impossible to pull the saudis away from isreali/zionist ambitions in the region.
When we look at the outcome of everything iran related in the region, it always seems to benefit isreal.
I think its merely the US-Israel-GCC alliance coming out into the open. They have been one team operating since the late 1970's. With the Makkah pact, Pakistan and Turkey have also openly declared membership of this team.
I won't lie not really keeping up with this.
But are we good with UAE now?
They no longer the devils that support Israel?
Or we just pretend it's ok because its Saudis?![]()
Yeah, they have to manage the optics for states that have not yet formally recognized Israel and there are internal rivalries between the Arab states, but, as far as the bigger picture is considered, they are all under the American umbrella.I think its merely the US-Israel-GCC alliance coming out into the open. They have been one team operating since the late 1970's. With the Makkah pact, Pakistan and Turkey have also openly declared membership of this team.