Images from several Gulf countries show that Netanyahu and his cronies have succeeded in Luring a number of Arab rulers into their network.
Although the Zionists have spent a century trying to convince the world that we Arabs are just desert tribes hollowed out of morals, culture and civilization.
they, on the other hand Thirsting for legitimacy from the heart of the Arabian desert.

The fact that Miri Regev She shed tears while singing Israel's national anthem - "Hatikva" - in the UAE Last week is a case in point.

However, Israel will eventually lead to The Fall of the Arab Authoritarian Regimes.
Netanyahu's frantic campaign Arab rulers will be stripped of their last shred of colorand may lead to a new Arab Spring - which many expect to be The most comprehensive and fierce This time.
Dependence on foreign powers, corruption, unemployment, and lack of development Deepening despair and setting the stage for violence in the hearts of Arab youth.

Netanyahu is a short-sighted, extremely selfish politician.
And he wants Maximizing gains from the Trump era Before U.S. policy changed course.
Regardless of the disasters that may ensue later on.

Why do these Arab regimes-especially the Gulf monarchies-need Israel?
After that Westerners have colonized our homelands for centuriesThey plunged into two world wars that drained their resources and brought them close to bankruptcy.
Faced with the rise of resistance movements at home, and embroiled in their own "Western civil wars," they can no longer maintain their costly and massive armies at home.

There had to be a cheaper way to achieve the same goals:
They did by dividing our homelands into small entities called countriesThey facilitated - or imposed - corrupt rulers on their peoples.
They were pre-prepared by the West to control and stifle people.

Hence, the The legitimacy of these rulers does not come from their peopleUnlike modern governments.
but from External supportboth British in the past and American in the present.
These rulers see in Israel Regional Vice President of the United Statesand, uh.
But it is very important for them to keep people unaware of this fact.
So they used to attack Israel with words, while doing the exact opposite.

In the Arab world, there is a division over whether Israel is playing a prescribed role by colonial powers.
Or is it Moving according to its own agenda.
But we have different opinions. Agree on the result:
The Zionist occupation of Palestine Divided and weakened the Arabs.

The Zionists vehemently reject this.
They claim that Arabs and Muslims are inherently corruptThey have nothing to do with this weakness!

Who are Israel's allies in the Arab world?
Among them: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Omanand some other countries whose turn has yet to come.

What do they have in common?
All of them Monarchies, no parliament, no democracy, no real rule of lawand, uh.
Activists and dissidents are imprisoned for long periods of time and charged with Modern slavery.

They are not the ideal allies of a "democratic" state.
Unless that state - such as Israel - is Falsely labeling itself as a democracy. Good luck then!

The Arab Spring taught us that Israel Fears Arab Democracyand, uh.
because she knows full well that she Rejected by free peoples.
Not because it is the self-described "only democratic oasis in the scorching desert of the Middle East."
Not because it is a Jewish state.
Rather, because Foreign occupation based on Replacing an indigenous people with strangersand, uh.
denying their existence and rights, desecrating their holy sites, and building a sick, false narrative based on religious and ethnic superiority that justifies Obliterating history and civilization.

So Israel will remain The natural ally of Arab dictatorshipsagainst the will of their people.
The more "diplomatic breakthroughs" Netanyahu and his cronies make.
The closer the region gets to The next wave of change.
This change will not be limited to overthrowing Arab dictatorships. Israel's own ally will be affected.

No matter what Israel says or does.
will always be seen as An integral part of the authoritarian coalition.
namely Inevitably, it will fall with the fall of the Arab tyrants...
The occupation will be drunk on the euphoria of power today.
But he will soon wake up to a regional reality that is unforgettable... and unforgivable.
Source: Middle East Monitor