Where is the Arab unity?

Question

Will the day ever come that the Arab World realizes how much damage is done to it by allowing radical fundamentalist Muslim extremist groups (Hamas, Hezbollah and al-quaeda) to co-exist within their countries?

Answer 1

No because this is not true. So much harm has come to them due to the USA deciding to take control of their governments either by force or through imperialism. The extremists developed AFTER this. The USA started the goal of a new world order in the 80s. Bush Sr was quoted as saying.. '... this is the beginning of the new world order.'

Answer 2

The middle east is more than Arabs.

These people are not as homogenous as westerners think.

There are Arabs, Persians, Turks, Lebanese, Egyptians, Jews, Kurds to name a few.

Despite the similarities of religion, these people have been fighting and murdering each other for more thousands of years than there has been recorded history.

hate is in the air, the water and the dessicated land now so barren of hope. The potential of these peoples is lost to hate.

The Muslim/Jewish/Christian conflicts are not the root of the conflict. Cynical leaders use religion to espouse hate to keep themselves and their clans in positions of rulership.

Before there was an Israel, these various peoples kept themselves backward with petty hatreds and fuedalism.

They keep their women down and use their children as tools and measures of wealth.

They are united in their fear of what the future holds, and so they fight it with the desperation of old men with nothing and everything to lose.

Never forget "Arab" countries are not even marginally democratic. They are ruled by evil men, not the true wishes of their common people.

Answer 3

The Arabs will always blame their disunity on conspiracies. If a water main breaks in Cairo, then they figure it was the work of Mossad. What hope is there with a mentality like that?

Answer 4

You are correct. We wont be able to get rid of this terrorist problem until Muslim unite against those who wish to create fear and hate. This is a problem we can not solve. The world must work together.

Answer 5

8 August 2006: There are 11 missing Egyptian students who were due to report to Montana State University, but did not. These students arrived at JFK International Airport on 29 July 2006, but failed to continue on to Montana as scheduled.

These 11 Egyptian students have been identified as follows:

(UPDATE: 3 have reportedly been captured, or rescued)

1. IBRAHIM, EL SAYED AHMED ELSAYED; DOB OF 4/29/1986, PASSPORT 954757
2. EL DESSOUKI, ESLAM IBRAHIM MOHAMED; DOB OF 02/21/1985, PASSPORT 1002756 - CAPTURED
3. EL BAHNASAWI, ALAA ABD EL FATTAH ALI; DOB OF 04/02/1986, PASSPORT 934679
4. ABD ALLA, MOHAMED RAGAB MOHAMED; DOB OF 02/15/1984, PASSPORT 860972 - CAPTURED
5. EL LAKET, AHMED REFAAT SAAD EL MOGHAZI; DOB OF 09/01/1986, PASSPORT 943306
6. EL ELA, AHMED MOHAMED MOHAMED ABOU; DOB OF 02/02/1985, PASSPORT 595081
7. EL MOGHAZY, MOHAMED IBRAHIM ELSAYED; DOB OF 08/08/1986, PASSPORT 861073
8. ABDOU, EBRAHIM MABROUK MOUSTAFA; DOB OF 02/25/1984, PASSPORT 828682 - CAPTURED
9. EL GAFARY, MOUSTAFA WAGDY MOUSTAFA; DOB OF 07/01/1988, PASSPORT 861673
10. MARAY, MOHAMED SALEH AHMED; DOB OF 09/12/1985, PASSPORT 862634
11. EL SHENAWY, MOHAMED IBRAHIM FOUAAD; DOB OF 08/12/1988, PASSPORT 862534

This is nation wide, with specific region of interest is the eastern seaboard--from Maine to Florida. The predicate for this action is that these individuals are in the U.S. illegally and are wanted for questioning. Approach with caution

Answer 6

If every country mind their own business that will be great..
You only know what the big stupid Mr politicians want you to believe..
Politics are mystery

Answer 7

Yes and the sooner the better .

Answer 8

in the donkey's ***