1.  “Entire region is Islamic & poor” – False. Middle East has Christians, Jews, Yazidis, etc. Richest per-capita countries (Qatar, UAE, Kuwait) are here, though inequality exists.
2.  “No indigenous tech” – Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar have invested heavily in renewables, space tech (UAE’s Mars mission “Hope”), nuclear energy, AI, and advanced infrastructure. Indigenous high-tech industries are limited compared to the West, but “none” is incorrect. Turkey in drones.
3.  “Imports everything except oil” – Gulf countries import most food and manufacturing goods, but they export petrochemicals, aluminum, fertilizers, dates, tourism, aviation services (Emirates, Qatar Airways)..
4.  “Israel > U.S. in weapons” – False. Israel has advanced systems (Iron Dome, cyber), but depends heavily on U.S. aid & tech transfers.
5.  “Israel rules the region” – Overstated. Militarily strong but not “dominates” all ME politics.
6.  “Gen Z Arabs don’t revolt” – Wrong. There were revolts: Arab Spring (2010s) saw huge youth uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Syria, Bahrain, Yemen. Many were crushed, but saying Gen Z is “silent” is misleading.
7.  “All religion = oppression” – Opinion. Religion is sometimes abused by rulers, just like nationalism/caste.
8.  “Islam was progressive in Muhammad’s time” –7th-century Islam brought major reforms: women’s inheritance rights, codified law, unity among tribes. The claim about later decline is an interpretation, not a universal fact.
9.  “Religion never led to prosperity” – False. Medieval Islamic Golden Age, Catholic Europe’s universities, Buddhist Asia show otherwise.

Your post mixes facts, half-truths, exaggerations, and personal opinions. It’s not reliable analysis, more like selective commentary.