Corruptistan
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Which retard made that map?
Qatar, Oman and Kuwait, Egypt and Jordan are all pro-Arab (being Arab themselves) and will always pick KSA over a foreign entity like Iran. The first 3 are GCC member states too. The GCC has a security pact that binds every member. Egypt and Jordan are close allies of all those Arab states in question and most importantly 99% + of their population would always pick their own (Arabs) over Iran.
Iraq is not "anti-Arab" either, being an Arab country themselves. Iraq has great/close relations with numerous Arab states, including KSA nowadays. Al-Assad Syria is a nationalist Arab Ba'ath regime. Their alliance with the Mullah's of Iran are only bound by coincidences, the main reason being internal Ba'ath rivalry between Ba'ath-ruled Syria and once Ba'ath-ruled Iraq.
Houthis only use Iranian money for their own gains, they are a completely different sect (Zaydi) and have nothing in common with Iran overall. If Guatemala or North Korea was supporting them, they would be pro those countries.
You think that political ideology/political interests, are going to triumph over blood, culture, ethnicity, language, several millennia old history, natural alliances, family and ancestral ties, religious tie etc.?
No wonder that your Mullah's are naive.
Another thing, has anyone ever wondered how come every single known Prophet in all 3 Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) are all Semitic in origin, meaning either Jewish/Israelite, Arab or other Semitic races?
Interesting. You do know that 2/3 of all Israeli Jews are Arab Jews in origin, meaning for instance Yemeni Jews or Moroccan Jews or Iraqi Jews? They are genetically identical to their Arab Muslim/Christian brethren by large. Similarly most European Jews have Semitic/West Asian ancestry as confirmed by almost every DNA test out there nowadays.
Not only that, the known Sayyid/Sadah lines (paternal descendants of the paternal line of Prophet Muhammad (saws) and the Cohen (Rabbinic line that claims descent from Prophet Ibrahim (as), have been proved to belong to the same Y-haplogroup, confirming the known millennial old literature, oral traditions, religious beliefs etc. of both Arabs and Jews being paternal descendants of Prophet Ibrahim (as).
Y-chromosomal Aaron - Wikipedia
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Prophets Ibrahim (Abraham), Ismael (Ishmael), Ishac (Isaac), Haroon (Aaron), and Mohamad (PBUH&P) are considered major forefathers in the J1 phylogenetic tree. Today, many groups and families claim to be direct male-descendants of these respected forefathers but they find themselves positioned in distant genetic lines and periods. Thus far, FGC8712 is the only SNP that maintain two parallel descending lines with: one line is 100% Ishamelite-Adnanite (~300 kits) and the other one is 100% Jacobite (~45 kits). The age of FGC8712 subclade is believed to be between 3400 and 4200 yBP (years before present).
Therefore, individuals who tested positive for this respected Y genetic marker (FGC8712) are encouraged to join the Quraysh & Bani Hashem project.
Therefore, individuals who tested positive for this respected Y genetic marker (FGC8712) are encouraged to join the Quraysh & Bani Hashem project.
In other words, Jews/Israelites are just another branch of Arabs. The first Jewish/Israelite tribes arrived to Southern Levant from nearby Arabia.
In fact one of the most famous Jewish kings was a Hejazi ethnically.
Herod the Great - Wikipedia
Herod was born around 72 BCE[9] in Idumea, south of Judea.[10] He was the second son of Antipater the Idumaean, a high-ranking official under ethnarch Hyrcanus II, and Cypros, a Nabatean Arab princess from Petra (in present-day Jordan). Herod's father was by descent an Edomite with a Jewish mother; his ancestors had converted to Judaism. Herod was raised as a Jew.[11][12][13][14][15][16] Strabo, a contemporary of Herod, held that the Idumaeans, whom he identified as of Nabataean origin, constituted the majority of the population of western Judea, where they commingled with the Judaeans and adopted their customs.[17] This is a view shared also by some modern scholarly works which consider Idumaeans as of Arab or Nabataean origins.[18][19][20][21] Thus Herod's ethnic background was Arab on both sides of his family.[12][11]
Where have you been living?
I am looking at such topics from a long-term historical perspective. Not just recent history. Everything that I wrote is based on fact. Your one-liner response tells the entire story.
I challenge you or anyone else to provide arguments that go against any of my factual points that I wrote.
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