What does going back to normal mean here? Qatar never recognized or normalized with the settler colony.
@PanArab
No, it means, they will be as quiet and supportive of US using the base in their country to help Israel as always done.And they will play the “peace maker” by delaying the genocide while Israel wiping off Section by section of Gaza City
I’m optimistic that the Saudi Arabia-Pakistan deal is a sign of things to come but so far they haven’t inspired confidence.
@PanArab
You know what else those 2 countries had in common in the past 50 years?- First Islamist Republic in the world
- First 2 nations ruled by Sharia law
- 2 out of 3 countries behind the network of Fundamentalist sunni groups
- almost all of 9/11 hijackers
- Behind the Islamist movement that later became Al Qaeda
- 2 out of 3 countries (with UAE) who created, armed, trained and funded Taliban in the 90sI can go on an on, but none of them has done shit to help Palestine before
- First Islamist Republic in the world
- First 2 nations ruled by Sharia law
Nothing wrong with it, it is what the majority in both countries want.
- 2 out of 3 countries behind the network of Fundamentalist sunni groups
This halfway backfired on both and both have mostly moved away from this. They never funded militant groups but did promote the interpretation of Islam that produced them.
- almost all of 9/11 hijackers
Neither government is responsible. The attacks happened as a reaction to US actions including its support of Israel.
- Behind the Islamist movement that later became Al Qaeda
Binladen was exiled in the 1990s and had his Saudi citizenship revoked. I don’t think this is accurate.
- 2 out of 3 countries (with UAE) who created, armed, trained and funded Taliban in the 90s
I find it hard to believe that they knew what they were doing. But they did produce a group that was capable of humiliating the US.
I can go on an on, but none of them has done shit to help Palestine before
The oil embargo? Pakistani pilots shooting down Israeli fighter jets? But both were almost half a century ago, and they haven’t done anything recently.
@PanArab
Aww , you are one of those.Ok.
Be happy the Saudi pigs are now protected by Pakistan.
I’m sure it makes them much safer when they open their skies to Israel and their ports to deliver goods to genocidal regime.
PS. People in Pakistan didn’t chose the fucking Islamic republic neither ygey chose to be riled under medieval barbaric Sharia law.
It was the monster Zia who did that after the coup against democratically elected president Bhutto.So please read history
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I fully appreciate the origins of your skepticism, particularly in light of the historical trajectory of regional affairs over the past several decades, which have offered limited grounds for sustained optimism. It is indeed possible that my own hopeful outlook may prove to be premature. The durability and efficacy of the proposed defense pact remain to be seen whether it will serve as a meaningful deterrent or merely exist as a symbolic gesture.
It is my sincere expectation that both the Saudi Arabia and Pakistan recognize the strategic challenges posed by Israel to their respective national interests. I am confident that such awareness exists, as it is obvious that the United States will ultimately disengage from its commitments in the region when Israel chooses to strike, as evidenced by its tacit support of the Israeli strike on Qatar.
Nonetheless, I remain cautiously optimistic that the broader Southwest Asia can transcend the divisions rooted in sectarianism and nationalism. The diplomatic accord reached between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Iran in March 2023 should be viewed not as a conclusion, but as a foundational step toward greater regional cohesion. In this context, I believe it is imperative that the Islamic world pursue a level of unity and strategic alignment that transcends petty sectarian and nationalist differences. Israel in how it views Muslim countries is effectively Pan-Islamic, it views all Muslims regardless of sect or nationality as equally human-like animals, it behoves Muslim nations to act as Pan-Islamic bloc overcoming differences both historic and imposed by colonialism.
@PanArab
And about Al Qaeda, who do you think is ruling Syria today?Freedom loving moderate rebels?
They most likely won’t get it either
The bar could be set a little lower than the core of the earth and Israel would still take it as a humiliation they won’t participate with
