Comments by "" (@orboakin8074) on "Why are there so many Wars in the Middle East? | History of the Middle East 1973 -1978 - 24/30" video.

Israel literally advanced tanks close the capital of Egypt and we're on the brink of invading their capital 😂 Egypt didn't win Jack! They had to get the USA to mediate and help them get the Sinai back
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That's why the only Muslim regions/countries that do well are those that reject the Arabic Islamic culture. Examples: Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Oman, and Southwest Nigeria. They have cultures that promote tolerance, education capitalism democracy and industry and modernity
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@fahoodie1852 so Operation Gazelle where Ariel Sharon pushed into the Sinai and advanced close to Egypt's capital of Cairo never happened? The subsequent battle of Sinai and breakthrough by Sharon that destroyed multiple Egyptian bases, occupied Egypt's bridgehead and the subsequent failures of Egyptian counterattacks on October 17 didn't happen at all?! the trapped and defeated Egyptian Third Army didn't happen?!🤣
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@fahoodie1852 they advanced 100km from Cairo. I dare you to check me if I am wrong about that.
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18:07 Palestinians ALWAYS betray and try to destabilize any Arab country that takes them in😒
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@RJH8770 I am not an Israeli😕 Also, you can check if I am lying about Israel advancing 100km to Cairo during the Yom Kippur war. I'm waiting. Finally, how exactly did Israel fail during October 7? Over thousands of Hamas fighters and leaders ended, most of Gaza ruined, Hezbollah crushed and leaders ended, Syria defeated and Iran weakened, a ceasefire and they're getting their hostages back?
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@fahoodie1852 yes, I have read about the Suez battle and you are omitting a lot. Israel did fdik to capture the whole of Suez city twice and suffered more losses compared to Egypt but While Israel was defeated in the northern Suez area by failing to occupy Ismailia, the subsequently won in the South of Suez by defeating several Arab units of Egyptians, Palestinians etc and occupying Fayid Airport and areas of the Gulf of the Suez. The Israeli army was not routed or defeated as you claim in Ismailia just a division. So why are you trying to pretend otherwise?
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@fahoodie1852 also, I see you no longer want to lie about Israel not advancing to Egypt's capital 🤣
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Agreed. That's why the only Muslim regions/countries that succeed, like Turkey, Indonesia, Oman and Southwest Nigeria, have cultures that reject the nonsense in Arabic Islam. They embrace modernity, entrepreneurship, education, tolerance, industry and others.
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Respect to Israel from Nigeria 👍
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@amrx78 did you read any of my other comments? I literally said they failed at Ismailia (you spelt it wrong) but succeeded in the southern areas of Suez City where they literally captured and held an airport, defeated several units sent after the and later crushed and encircled the Egyptian Third army. Both Egypt and Israel had wins and losses. So why are you acting as if none of this happened? I am still waiting for you to prove I am wrong about them being 100km from Cairo, considering that was one of the reasons Egypt used the USA to secure a ceasefire.
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@lunarthicclipse8219 the Suez canal is 145km from Cairo😕 Also, Egypt had massive funding and weapons from the Soviets, Arab League and even China yet they still lost. Israel had their funds withheld by the USA until the war progressed further. Who was at a disadvantage here? Please, check if I'm lying 🤥
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@lunarthicclipse8219 so basically both sides got what they wanted? Considering Israel offered Sinai to Egypt in exchange for recognition and peace when Nasser was in Charge but he rejected it, the. They got it with Sadat, how did Israel lose?
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That's why the only Muslim regions/countries that do well are those that reject the Arabic Islamic culture. Examples: Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Oman, and Southwest Nigeria. They have cultures that promote tolerance, education capitalism democracy and industry and modernity
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The Balkans are clearly a better region by a million miles
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@minestar2247 so it isn't not unstable due to poor geography, terrible socioeconomic systems, corruption, tribalism, dutch disease, lack of modernity?🤔
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@thisisforsteam2316 yes, they all had issues back then but even you can clearly tell I am talking about these countries and regions in our current era😕 They are clearly more stable, developed and modern compared to Arabic Islamic countries with Arab culture.
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@NeostormXLMAX Oh, you are correct. SO why are they still so problematic and unstable (at least for Afghanistan)?
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That's why the only Muslim regions/countries that do well are those that reject the Arabic Islamic culture. Examples: Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Oman, and Southwest Nigeria. They have cultures that promote tolerance, education capitalism democracy and industry.
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@fahoodie1852 no, 145km😕
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No, it's culture 😔 Arab culture is a joke
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That's why the only Muslim regions/countries that do well are those that reject the Arabic Islamic culture. Examples: Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Oman, and Southwest Nigeria. They have cultures that promote tolerance, education capitalism democracy and industry and modernity
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@minestar2247 not even remotely true.
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@minestar2247 so the middle East is not unstable due to backwards culture, terrible geography, bad socioeconomics, tribalism, and Dutch disease? It's only due to foreign intervention? Okay. So why is the region still a mess despite the Soviet Union, Europe and USA pulling out for decades now?
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@minestar2247 so the Arab world is not unstable due to poor geography, terrible socioeconomic systems, corruption, tribalism, dutch disease, lack of modernity?🤔
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@minestar2247 so the Nile and Fertile Crescent are enough to feed the entire arid middle East? Is this not the same Egypt, Iraq, etc that depends on Ukraine and Russia for grain?🤔 Only Israel, Lebanon and Turkey actually practice capitalism and liberalism. The rest of you don't. Property rights are not strong, sl*very still exists, you have low industrialization and manufacturing. Your economies are largely state-owned with no innovation or diversification. The tribalism and atomization wasn't caused by the US. It has always existed. Sunni-Shia schisms. Repression of minority tribes like Druze and Yazidis and Ibadis. Suppression of Christians, Berbers etc. always been there. Dutch disease has also been there from the start. Before oil, most of your societies were focused on spice, gemstones, pearls or other single commodities. Oil just replaced all that. If you were truly capitalist, you would have diversified your economies🤔
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Whenever i hear someone say "Islam will take over the world", the reality of the middle East and the history if the region tells me otherwise😕 Any region, culture, religion tribe that rejects modernity, rationality and stability will never be stable or widely viable. There's a reason why the only Muslim regions/countries that tend to do well are Turkey, Indonesia, Oman, and Southwestern Nigeria because their cultures people promote tolerance, education, secularism, entrepreneurship, modernity and industry which the Arab world rejects and will always reject.
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