surprisecentres Posted September 29 Posted September 29 he's also banned controversial pro-terrorist slogans from being chanted in the country 2 3
Dialamba Posted September 29 Posted September 29 He doesn't care about his own people This is why his family is billionaire.
LegaMyth Posted September 29 Posted September 29 So, where is the Queen of Jordan? Does she have anything to say about this? 2
réveuse Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Of course it doesn't concern him. He's just like the other Arab elite. Too selfish to care about anything but power and money. The Arab countries will do lip service but won't do anything to help Palestine. (Also, isn't this the country that screwed Yemen over?) 1
Communion Posted September 29 Posted September 29 OP hoping people will flock back to supporting genocidal Israel off of the moral endorsement of... *re-reads* the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 5
Princess Aurora Posted September 29 Posted September 29 (edited) Are we surprised? Most of the Middle East doesn't care about Palestine except Jordan and maybe Iraq. Iran is using Palestine for their geopolitical goals so yeah Edited September 29 by Princess Aurora 3
KatyPrismSpirit Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Gulf states and Saudi Arabia are some of the biggest Zionists. Dont think these people care about Palestine or muslim suffering. Capitalist puppets of the West
Contessa Posted September 29 Posted September 29 When ppl realize the fundamentals of this so-called "war" is not about religion (Islam & Christianity vs Judaism), but its only used as scapegoat to further the capitalistic agenda of the wealthy and power-hungry, is when anything substantial will be done to stop and prevent future atrocities. It's a story as old as time - they will point fingers at everything else (religion, "terrorism," racial and gender "disparities") to prevent ppl from realizing that the root cause is them. 5 2
Bosque Posted September 29 Posted September 29 How surprising that the leader of a country that blockaded Qatar over their support for the Muslim Brotherhood also wouldn't want a state run by Hamas in the region. This is why the Westerners who are explicitly pro Hamas (and who have ensured us that Israel is totally isolated in the world and only the USA agrees with them) are so misguided. The only way forward for a Palestinian state is with a new leadership 2 5
State of Grace. Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Surprise surprise? It always sends me when Zionists use Saudi Arabia as some kind of....gotcha moment? Maybe it'd be a good point if not for the fact that the vast majority of Muslims and pro-Palestine people in general hate their guts. Israel and Saudi Arabia are literally each other's biggest supporters in the region and they have been terrorizing everyone for decades. The amount of war crimes Saudi Arabia has committed in Yemen is horrific, but it does not get talked about enough because of their international relations. You can get away with many atrocities when you're an oil dictator. Also, the fact that you're still not banned with that posting history is just....nvm 4
JO1s Posted September 29 Posted September 29 You mean the lazy monarch who exploits his people's labor and the car dependency of the world? 1 1
BorderBoy Posted September 29 Posted September 29 37 minutes ago, Princess Aurora said: Are we surprised? Most of the Middle East doesn't care about Palestine except Jordan and maybe Iraq. Iran is using Palestine for their geopolitical goals so yeah I approve of this, unfortunately. 1
Chemist Posted September 29 Posted September 29 The fact that latin american leaders have more empathy than arab leaders US Dollars can buy literally anyone/anything 1 1
Archetype Posted September 29 Posted September 29 Well yes, the wealthiest gulf and ME nations do not care about poor Muslims outside their borders. SA and Israel could be considered allies as this point, much to Egypt's frustration, but then again, Egypt is not a wealthy nation and so SA does not care.
Luckitty Posted September 29 Posted September 29 2 hours ago, Chemist said: The fact that latin american leaders have more empathy than arab leaders US Dollars can buy literally anyone/anything Arab leaders were picked by america & britain to serve their interests, not to serve the people. They're dictators and monarchs so they couldn't care less about the people when they go against america/israel they get overthrown so basically arab countries are like a bunch of american colonies 1 1
A.R.L Posted September 30 Posted September 30 On 9/29/2024 at 6:22 PM, Princess Aurora said: Are we surprised? Most of the Middle East doesn't care about Palestine except Jordan and maybe Iraq. Iran is using Palestine for their geopolitical goals so yeah Sis, Saudi Arabia alone has provided a total of at least 6 billions to support Palestine, not only more than what those two countries you mentioned have spent on Palestine, but more than all Arab countries combined. I say this even though I think what he said was really controversial and I'm not on his side at all, but no one should forget the good deeds easily and saying that no one cares except Jordan and Iraq. That's not true at all.
AvadaKedavra Posted October 1 Posted October 1 (edited) This is not exclusive to the rich. So many people dont care about palestine deep inside. This is just a political game for them. An ideological fight To push their agenda. Like a soccer game. They dont care about the palestine-israeli-lebanese victims of this senseless war-invasion-tragedy-feud They just have a shield of morality to show off to the others. Their outrage is always selective to their own visions-line of thinkin. When the human sufferin is not part of their agenda they just ignore it and just dont care. From both sides. So basically is all Hipocrisy. The Middle East is like a chess game for the powerful and for so many people in the west-east Edited October 1 by AvadaKedavra 1
Princess Aurora Posted October 1 Posted October 1 (edited) 13 hours ago, A.R.L said: Sis, Saudi Arabia alone has provided a total of at least 6 billions to support Palestine, not only more than what those two countries you mentioned have spent on Palestine, but more than all Arab countries combined. I say this even though I think what he said was really controversial and I'm not on his side at all, but no one should forget the good deeds easily and saying that no one cares except Jordan and Iraq. That's not true at all. Meh. It was performative and it's pretty clear from his comment. I don't think anybody cares much about Palestine except a few countries in reality. Some are using it for geopolitical reasons see China, Iran, and Russia from one side and the US and some other Western countries from the other. If they cared about the Palestinian people, this situation would have never happened. It's a sad truth but this is the current state of that area. I'm sorry but I can't stand the hypocrisy of certain countries that claim to be supportive when they aren't. Edited October 1 by Princess Aurora
A.R.L Posted October 1 Posted October 1 (edited) 3 hours ago, Princess Aurora said: Meh. It was performative and it's pretty clear from this comment. You said they don't care, and now you think their help was only performative, then tell me why Saudi Arabia has donated far more billions to Palestine than Qatar has to the Palestinian people? Except for Jordan (since the 1990s), all of those Countries you named—including Russia and China—have never made significant contributions to peace in the region. Speaking of Iran, they are among those who carry out evil deeds against Israel only to achieve their geopolitical goals, again they could care less about Palestine. 3 hours ago, Princess Aurora said: f they cared about the Palestinian people, this situation would have never happened. Rather, the situation should be reversed; if only they had never given a damn and had let the Palestinian people seriously consider the partition plan, which was in much better shape than the current situation for both states. Jordan, Syria, and Egypt all cared enough to wage war on Israel at first, only complicating matters further for everyone. Edited October 1 by A.R.L 1
Princess Aurora Posted October 1 Posted October 1 1 hour ago, A.R.L said: You said they don't care, and now you think their help was only performative, then tell me why Saudi Arabia has donated far more billions to Palestine than Qatar has to the Palestinian people? Except for Jordan (since the 1990s), all of those Countries you named—including Russia and China—have never made significant contributions to peace in the region. Speaking of Iran, they are among those who carry out evil deeds against Israel only to achieve their geopolitical goals, again they could care less about Palestine. Rather, the situation should be reversed; if only they had never given a damn and had let the Palestinian people seriously consider the partition plan, which was in much better shape than the current situation for both states. Jordan, Syria, and Egypt all cared enough to wage war on Israel at first, only complicating matters further for everyone. There you go, you got the point, well done. Although Saudi Arabia donated money to Palestine, their actions aren't enough and always come as a form of fake sympathy rather than genuine support. Of course, this could be subjective but I don't see it. Furthermore, I forgot to mention Egypt whose current dictator helped Trumpet to win in 2016. The 2017/2018 situation made things more out of control when they moved the capital for example. I agree Partition could have been the best solution see what happened in Ireland decades ago but I don't know If it's too late now.
Letters From Adi Posted October 1 Posted October 1 That's just how the world works, most people are concerned about furthering their own interests. Many Muslims across the world support Palestine because they see it as a religious duty, not bothering about the non-Muslim Palestinians.
A.R.L Posted October 1 Posted October 1 10 hours ago, Princess Aurora said: There you go, you got the point, well done. Although Saudi Arabia donated money to Palestine, their actions aren't enough and always come as a form of fake sympathy rather than genuine support. Of course, this could be subjective but I don't see it. Furthermore, I forgot to mention Egypt whose current dictator helped Trumpet to win in 2016. The 2017/2018 situation made things more out of control when they moved the capital for example. I agree Partition could have been the best solution see what happened in Ireland decades ago but I don't know If it's too late now. A minimum of six billion dollars have been donated. It's not false sympathy, to be honest. Although I disagree with most of Saudi Arabia's laws, but we should give them credit where it's due. Therefore, I believe that even though Saudi Arabia may not be as outspokenly supportive of the Palestinian cause as it once was, it has not entirely given up on it; rather, it simply shares Israel's concerns regarding Iran, a cit try whose primary objective is to use the Palestinian cause for its geopolitical interests. Indeed, for both sides, the partition plan was the best solution. Is it too late? No, but it's very difficult to accomplish given the current Israel's right-wing government and the widely accepted anti-Israeli ideology that exists in the whole region since day one. I think if the Palestinian government, along with all of their military groups, could get together (which is supposed to happen in this difficult situation) to have talks with the left-wing party in Israel, there could be a great solution. Though there is a problem with Jerusalem, which is no longer considered neutral (as it was supposed to be in the partition plan), I would say that since it's the most sacred land for the Jews, Israel should take it; otherwise, as the Palestinians will surely refuse to that, we can expect Israel to share Jerusalem with the Palestinians as well. However, seriously, when it comes to Jerusalem alone, I think itis too late, sad but true. 2
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