Nope W Bengal and BD are separate as one is Hindu and the other Muslim.
Germany and Austria was physically separated after WW2 by the victors.
Latin American countries are a separate issue entirely as they are the result of colonialism.
See no-one is going to take Arabs seriously if you insists on splitting yourself into 2 dozen states.
So what? There are Muslim and Hindu minorities across the border and since when is religion the defining theme when you are the exact same people? If not for Arab missionaries, traders, rulers and other Muslims, an Indian Bengali Hindu and a Muslim Bangladeshi would be the exact same people on every imaginable front.
Do you think that non-Bengalis, say an Arab, can pick you guys apart say in KSA, UAE or Qatar or KSA? No way.
800 years ago you were both mostly Hindu. That is some 25 generations or so. Once again the people were ruled by various rulers but that was the case all across the world.
In such a case Arab Christians should have their own country yet that never occurred anywhere whether in Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq or Jordan.
Austria and Germany are not the only Germanic countries in Europe let alone the only German-speaking countries. Why are tiny countries such as Sweden, Norway and Denmark, who speak languages that are mutually intelligible and who share the same culture and history, not part of one strong federal state? Why is Portugal and Spain not one country? Why are all those Slavic countries not united? List is very long.
You clearly did not read what I wrote. Most Arabs who care about politics and who have an understanding of their own history, are not content with status quo and most Arabs, regardless of ideology and religion, want greater Arab unification regardless of region in the Arab world. The ground reality is that the regimes in power and the ground realities (political) have nothing to do with anything that binds us together. Whether it be the Moroccan-Algerian hostility or whatever is seen in the Mashriq.
However the sad reality is that most people in the world, if they live a good, wealthy and secure life, such as the average person in the GCC (in particular extremely wealthy countries like Qatar and UAE), have little to no incentive to share their wealth and riches with less fortunate Arabs that they share almost everything in common with. That is just human nature/greed. Unless they are forced to unite due to political circumstances for instance a threat from the outside or a common enemy Just like you are not going to hand out your families wealth to random Bangladeshis in the UK just because you happen to share the same ethnicity with them.
So I am all in favor of the region erupting and for historical ills to be corrected once the region has calmed down. The status quo is once again not something that I support.
