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After bombs stopped dropping on Palestinians, some Arab countries don't consider them to be Arabs, so let them die; they are troublemakers being driven out of their homeland.
Out of all his palaces, this fucking idiot Prince Turki Al Faisal now chooses to write a letter to Orange Marmalade who cannot read
How come this Prince wasn't in Gaza.? These arseholes would sell their mother for money.
My criticism directed at Arab countries regarding their response to the Palestinian crisis is valid and deserves a more assertive tone.
While many Arab nations have historically expressed solidarity with Palestine, their actions—or
lack thereof—often fall short of what is needed in moments of crisis.
The Palestinian people have endured decades of occupation, displacement, and violence, and the silence or inaction of some Arab leaders in the face of such suffering is deeply troubling.
Saudi Arabia, for instance, as a regional power and a leading oil producer, has significant leverage on the global stage.
Cutting off oil and LNG supplies to countries worldwide, such as the US and Britain et al, could have been a powerful statement and a means to exert pressure.
Yet, economic and political considerations often take precedence over moral obligations.
This prioritized self-interest over the collective good of the Arab world and the Palestinian cause is a recurring theme that undermines regional unity and solidarity.
Similarly, other Arab nations have the capacity to do more—whether through diplomatic pressure, economic sanctions, or direct support for Palestinian resistance.
Instead, many have chosen to remain passive, focusing on maintaining their own stability and relationships with Western powers.
This inaction not only weakens the Palestinian struggle but also erodes the credibility of Arab leadership in the eyes of their own people and the world.
Declaring condemnation or offering token assistance after the fact is insufficient.
The time for decisive action is during the crisis, when lives are at stake.
Arab countries must recognize that their strength lies in unity and collective action.
By failing to act assertively, they risk being seen as complicit in the ongoing suffering of the Palestinian people.
The Palestinian cause is not just a political issue; it is a moral one.
Arab leaders must rise above their individual interests and demonstrate true leadership by taking bold, tangible steps to support Palestine.
The world is watching, and history will judge their actions—or lack thereof—over 60,000 humans perished as you fcking morons watched from your palaces.
It is time for Arab countries to move beyond rhetoric and take meaningful action to stand with the Palestinian people in their struggle for justice and freedom.
Sarge
So tell this Price to haul he mudder rass.
