Ansar Allah, Gaza, and the great Gulf contradiction

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Half a billion Arabs inhabit a region drowning in weapons. There are millions of men under arms, fleets of American and European combat aircraft, missile batteries, intelligence agencies, foreign bases and defense budgets large enough to make the arms trade look like a branch of theology. Then came Gaza, and the grand architecture of Arab power was exposed as something altogether less impressive: an immense arsenal wrapped around a profound crisis of political will. For years, Palestinians in Gaza have been slaughtered, ethnically cleansed, starved of basic necessities and driven through ruined cities while the Israeli state has prosecuted a genocidal military campaign whose human consequences are visible to the world in almost unbearable detail. Even after the October 2025 […]
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- Length
- 121 words · 1 min read
- Published
- September 14, 2026
- Byline
- Mehdi Editor
- Source
- Middle East Monitor