https://x.com/DanBurmawy/status/1892385001334833170
An Iraqi politician wrote a post criticizing Arabs for rejecting the 1947 Partition Plan.
There is hope
The Post: Al-Alusi Mithal
@mithal_al
“The United Nations Resolution #181 in 1947 divided Palestine between its inhabitants into two states. The Jews accepted it and established the State of Israel. The Arabs rejected it, and since then, history and Arab-Islamic rhetoric have been filled with calls to liberate all the land and throw the Jews into the sea. They clung to rejecting UN resolutions, held fiery speeches and festivals, launched donation campaigns, and turned millions of revolutionaries and Palestinians into pawns of the cause or mere victims. We ignited wars for decades, grew old in conflict, and yet we continue to declare our losses as victories.
#Iran_Hamas and the axis of terrorism! O Palestinians, For God’s sake, hurry to a direct agreement with Israel. Do not rely on aid while the wealthy Arabs steal from you under the guise of mediation and solidarity. They cut from the sustenance of the needy. Oh God, I have conveyed the message.”
https://x.com/Peldaaaaaaa/status/1892403845080502504
One day, we will break free from the grip of Soviet-era propaganda that shaped the Middle East’s political landscape, reducing it to a battlefield of Islamism, Nationalism, and Communism—ideologies that, despite their surface differences, share the same core mission: upholding authoritarian rule and spending all day crying about the West. This fixation on anti-Westernism has left the region devoid of sophisticated political thought, trapping it in cycles of conflict and self-destruction. That’s why people like
@mithal_al
and
@faigalsheakh
are a breath of fresh air and a source of hope.
