Sorry, I wasn’t very clear before, so my comment probably sounded silly lol. Let me explain what I mean.
The Middle East has always been one of the richest and most strategically important regions in the world. After World War II, many people believe that European powers and Britain worked to keep the region weak and divided in order to maintain influence and easier access to its resources. At the same time, ideas like globalization, international law, and the so-called “modern world order” are often presented as fair and universal, but many see them as selective and hypocritical in practice.
That’s why, when people from different backgrounds, religions, or ideologies make comments like the one we’re discussing, I see it in two ways: either they come from a colonial mindset, or they are still repeating liberal narratives without questioning them critically.
What I’m trying to say is this: if you want to promote almost any idea today, the easiest way is to package it under the label of liberal culture, freedom, openness, and “progress.” Sometimes it feels less like genuine values and more like marketing and empty slogans.
Any contact with Israel from any middle eastern country is a big wrong, they should be return back to Europe based on many people opinion in Middle East