This is the Middle East, where a Bad War Always a Good War,
and a Bad Peace Accord Always a Good Accord, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Abraham
Accord is a Good Accord, but Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s Oslo Peace Accord
with Palestinians was a Bad Accord.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s party and Hamas were against the Oslo
Peace Accord and both sabotaged it.
Mujeeb Khan
The Signing Ceremony of Abraham accord in the White House
Arab brothers' home destroyed by Israeli bombs
The signing ceremony of the Oslo Peace accord in White House, President Bill Clinton, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Chairman Yassar Arafat
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Bahrain Foreign Minister Abdullatif, and UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al-Nahyan
The so-called Abraham Accord with Israel, how
did these rulers react when they saw pictures of 60 Palestinian children killed
in Israel’s bombing of Gaza on the front page of the New York Times in May9? The
ceasefire was welcomed by the Gulf monarchs. But these kings kept their mouths
shut over the killing of innocent Palestinians by Israeli bombing. President
Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner trapped them as he saw the interest of
establishing relations with Israel is the best solution to the Palestinian conflict.
These Kings were assured those new settlements would not be built there by evicting
the Palestinians. But the citizens of these Kings saw that the Israelis were
driving the Palestinians out of East Jerusalem. Then everyone saw how the
Israeli police entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque and treated the Palestinians engaged
in worship. The conscience of these kings and Princes was dead, or these kings
and Princes became Islamic Zionists. These kings are misunderstood, unless
there is a permanent solution to the Palestinian conflict, no Islamic country
will benefit from establishing relations with Israel. How have Egypt and Jordan
benefited from establishing relations with Israel? Both countries have become Israeli
border guards, and the United States pays them in the form of annual aid.
Israel has taken advantage of relations with Egypt and Jordan to build 700,000
new settlements and displace Palestinians in occupied Palestine. Egypt and
Jordan was bought by the United States, and they could not do anything against
this Israeli policy. Israel was constantly expanding, but the close Arab ruling
allies of the United States and Europe did everything for them. But they could
not resolve their Arab allies’ dispute with Israel. The politics of alliances
are two-way, one-sided allies are just obedient stooges.
The Israeli-Arab
conflict should have been resolved in the last decade of the twentieth century,
but even in the third decade of the twenty-first century, there seems to be no
solution to the Israel-Arab conflict. Israel’s expansionist policies are being
given time. The Arabs are being kept wasting time. The new leadership of
princes is expected to emerge. Those who are returning from American
universities with degrees are seeing a big change in their political thinking,
and they seem to be moving away from the Palestinian cause and are in favor of
establishing diplomatic relations with Israel, the United Arab Emirates,
Bahrain, Dubai have decided to establish diplomatic relations with Israel in
defiance of the decisions of the Arab League. However, the unanimous resolution
was passed at the Arab League’s head of states summit, in Beirut in 2002, the
Arab leaders endorsed a historic peace initiative that offers Israel “normal
relations” with its Arab neighbors in exchange for land, a viable Palestinian
state, and a just solution for nearly 4 million Palestinian refugees. Late Saudi
King Abdullah stated to the world that Arab Islamic countries are ready to
establish diplomatic relations with Israel only if Israel returns to its 1967
borders evacuate Arab territories, and independent Palestinian states
should be established. But when Arab leaders do not implement their resolutions
themselves, so the world will not give much importance to the resolutions of
the Arab League. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman also wanted to
establish diplomatic relations with Israel. But he backed down, after seeing in
the Arab world 90 percent of public opinion opposed it.
At a time when
Israel’s military barbarism against the Palestinians continues, voices of human
rights violations and crimes against humanity against Israel are becoming a
movement in the world. Israel is becoming isolated in the world, the Arabs did
not need Israel, Israel needed Arabs. This was Israel’s strategy to counter it
by establishing diplomatic relations with the Arabs. Second, Israel was looking
at trade and economic opportunities. The rich Gulf states were investing
heavily in Asian countries. Israel also wanted Arab investment to come to
Israel, and Israeli banks and companies came to the Gulf countries. CEOs of
Israeli banks and companies go to work in the Gulf countries in the morning and
return to Israel in the evening, just as business executives leave Chicago for
New York in the morning and return to Chicago in the evening.
It is now 73 years
since the founding of Israel, after 27 years, Israel will be 100 years old. In today’s
fast-paced world 27 years, just like 27 months. For 73 years, Israel has been
at war with the Arabs. Israel has occupied Arab territories for 53 years. Now,
in 27 years, if the Arabs integrate into Israel’s economic, trade, and
industrial development, all the conflicts in the Middle East will be resolved. In
this Israeli map of the Middle East, Palestinians will become native Indians. In
the United States and Europe, which have been advocating a two-state solution
to the Israel-Palestinian conflict for 73 years, their last badge will be in
the grave in 27 years. Perhaps, those who came from Europe and settled in
America also integrated Native Indians into America in the same way.
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