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Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty: The Makkah agreement is currently under serious consideration from our side
 

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The Yemen war has divided the Muslims. It is high time for Turkey and Qatar to start peace talks between the two camps and also add Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Syria, Malaysia and Indonesia as well as Brunai Dar As Salam and Afghanistan to the Makkah Defence Pact.
 
The Yemen war has divided the Muslims. It is high time for Turkey and Qatar to start peace talks between the two camps and also add Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Malaysia and Indonesia as well as Brunai Dar As Salam and Afghanistan to the Makkah Defence Pact.
You do understand that the Yemen war is a post WoT artifact. A certain leader of “resistance” used WoT to expand its network when the other side was under pressure.
 
The Yemen war has divided the Muslims. It is high time for Turkey and Qatar to start peace talks between the two camps and also add Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Malaysia and Indonesia as well as Brunai Dar As Salam and Afghanistan to the Makkah Defence Pact.
All countries are accepted except Traitor indian proxy Afghnstan
 
The US left Iraq to Iran. The world’s leading geopolitical experts wrote that iran is the biggest winner when the US withdrew from the region. On the other hand, the US is not intervening in Yemen. Saudi Arabian airports are being bombed, but the US remains silent.

the main strategy of the US is to use Iran to divide the Islamic world. If the Islamic world wants to unite, it must first clear Iran—the tool of the US—from the region.

There are three powers in the middle east who want to "rule the middle east". They are Türkiye, there is Israel who wants to establish Greater Israel, and there is Iran who wants to establish Shia and Persian control over the middle east.

All three now sense an opportunity with the USA leaving the middle east.

Saudi is not a player or contender to lead the middle east, has never been and will never be. It economic power is only built on oil and on manufacturing, or services etc. It is therefore a fickle economic power.

The Makkah Defence Alliance pact is designed to stop both Iran and Israel dominating the middle east when the USA leaves, and the Makkah Defence Alliance gives Turkiye an advantage is re-shaping the middle east.

Iran and Israel see the Makkah Defence Alliance pact as an issue for their respective geo-political concerns and interests.

Therefore, Israel and Iran both are on the same side on this issue, as they both want to see the Makkah Defence Alliance pact fail immediately as it will restrict both their freedom of movement in the middle east. That is why it is being "tested" so hard now, and why both Türkiye are Pakistan are having to engage in Yemen, before the pact is fully up and running. Iran is forcing the issue in Yemen to try and destroy the pact on birth, ie try and make it still born..

The issue is not that Iran a pawn of the USA. The issue is that Iran wants to see the Makkah Defence Alliance fail and is trying to force it in that direction with Yemen. ( I am of the view that Saudi restarted the war in Yemen, but Iran took advantage of it for its own purposes ).

I see a different picture and different reasons for the war in the middle east right now.
 
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Very unreliable (potential) member.
Lap dog of US / Israel, Few years back there was a leaked audio tape here Al Sisi boasting with his fellow that how he like to milk Arab Camels.

By the way Egyptians don't consider themselves Arabs even they speak Arabic instead they are proud to be called sons of pharaoh.
 
House of Saud are even more foolish than I thought. Conflict is about to blow up the region whilst Israel watches on in glee....

 
Internal quarrels and eventual ineffectiveness.

The alliance needs to build credibility not a bloat right now.

The problem I see, is that Egypt is not trustworthy at all imho. The point of a defensive pact is to put the interests of the collective good for security over individual interests and I think Pakistan-Türkiye-Saudi have enough historical context to put themselves into the collective good that takes them away from what is in the respective interest of the countries individually. There is trust within the current founding members, that they all with have their collective backs when required.

I don't think Egypt would ever puts its interests below that of the "collective good", esp under the current leadership that is very selfish, self-centred and self-involved to ever be a trust worthy partner.
 
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