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Arabs do not like the interference of US in the Middle East for mainly three reasons:
- The US foreign policy never look to the real development of the Middle East countries. They prefer to offer the fish rather than offering the way to fish.
- The US main objective is the US own interests even if on behalf of the Middle Eastern countries interests.
- The US foreign policy is devoted for support of Israel on behalf of the Palestinians and all Arab countries and the world countries.
Examples are:
- The support of US to the Muslims brotherhood in Egypt although they are terrorist groups just because they secretly arranged with them to solve the problem of the Palestinian refugees on behalf of Egypt by donating them part of Sinai (in favor of Israel)allowing Israel to add to its territories the whole Western lands that was occupied in June 1967.
- Compare the attitude of the US foreign policy against Syria (for having Chemical weapons) with that with Israel (having nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons)
- Compare the attitude of the US foreign policy against Iran (fearing to develop nuclear weapons although they don't have and aiming to have) and that with Israel (that is having already at least 80 nuclear war heads as estimated by the West)
- Compare Iraq before US invasion and after
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How did the empires of the Middle East fall to Europeans?
The empires in the Middle East and North Africa in the late 1700s and early 1800s were centuries behind the Europeans in military technology. Early machine-guns called "Gatling Guns" would mow down thousands of musket-wielding Arabs. Each "battle" between the Europeans and the Arabs would be a massacre and so, many Arab states conceded defeat, like Egypt. Other parts of the Middle East, like the Levant or Mesopotamia, were under Ottoman control and were acquired by the British and the French as a result of the Treaty of Versailles.
What do Arabs call the Middle East?
Arabs call the Middle East "Ash-Sharq Al-Awsat" (الشرق الأوسط) "Ash-Sharq" means "the East" and "Al-Awsat" means "central or middle" so, it literally means the Middle East. However, Arabs have specific names for general regions of the Middle East and North Africa. For example, the countries of Northwest Africa (such as Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia) are called the "Maghreb" (مغرب) which means "the place in the West". As a sidenote, Maghreb is also the Arabic country-name for Morocco (like Deutschland is the German country-name for Germany). Additional such regional names include "Bilaad Ash-Sham" (بلاد الشام) which constitutes Palestine, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, "Bilaad As-Sudan" (بلاد السودان ) which constitutes the Black-countries of Saharan Africa, "Jazirat Al-Arabiya" (جزيرة العربية) which constitutes Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Oman, and "Al-Khalij" (الخليج) which constitutes the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait.
Are Pakistanis Arab?
No. Arabs exist in the Middle East and North Africa. Pakistan is a South/Central Asian country. they have very little in common with with Arabs and Persians in terms of culture they still define themselves as Desi people (like Indians or Bengalis), not Arab/Persian/Kurd or Turk.
Where do Jews and Arabs primarily live in the Middle East?
Jews primarily live in Israel, where they make up the majority of the population, with significant communities in cities like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Arabs, on the other hand, reside in various countries across the Middle East, including large populations in countries like Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, as well as within the Palestinian territories of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Additionally, there are Arab communities in Israel, primarily in northern regions and mixed cities.
What is the contribution of the Muslims and Arabs to Islam?
The Arabs and Muslim have contributed immensely to the spread of Islam by spreading it to other continents such as Africa. A Muslim is a practitioner of Islam, so if Muslims did not exist, Islam would no longer be practiced (just like the Ancient Greek Religion with Zeus is no longer practiced). The Arabs were the first Muslims and were responsible for spreading Islam throughout North Africa and the Middle East.
What does the Middle East look like?
Like a desert!
What are the key ethnic groups in the Middle East?
Key ethnic groups in the Middle East include Arabs, Turks, Persians (Iranians), Kurds, and Jews. These groups have diverse cultures, languages, and histories that contribute to the region's complex identity and geopolitics.
What cultures are in Michigan?
Well dearborn, michigan has the largest concentrated population of arabs outside of the middle east, it also has like the united states' largest mosque in dearborn too michigan actually has a lot more cultures too
What is a person from the Middle East called?
The Middle East is today home to numerous long established ethnic groups, including; Arabs, Turks, Persians, Jews/Israelis, Kurds, Assyrians (Chaldo-Assyrians), Arameans-Syriacs, Egyptian Copts, Armenians, Azeris, Maltese, Circassians, Greeks, Turcomans, Shabaks, Yazidis, Mandeans, Georgians, Roma, Gagauz, Berbers, Mhallami and Samaritans.
What is the weather like in the Middle East?
hot
What is the major ethnic group in southwest asia?
Southwest Asia is one of the most diverse regions of the world with an incredible number of minorities and ethnic subdivisions within what are usually established as monolithic ethnic groups. The largest ethnic groups in Southwest Asia are the Arabs, Persians, Turks, Kurds, Jews, and the Copts.
What are two stateless people in southwest Asia?
The likely answer you are looking for is KURDS and PALESTINIANS, but there are numerous other stateless peoples in the Middle East like the Assyrians, Laz, Circassians, Druze, Shabakis, Marsh Arabs, and Turkmen/Turcoman.
