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Palestinian Tragedy and Collective Illusions
The article addresses the on-the-ground realities and strategic challenges faced by Arab and Islamic countries in the Middle East, especially after the Israeli military escalations in Gaza and the West Bank. Israel has seized approximately 70% of the Gaza Strip, resulting in hundreds of casualties and the destruction of facilities. This occurs simultaneously with the advancement of occupation forces into southern Lebanon and Syrian highlands, reflecting a disruption in the region's strategic balance. Despite possessing military capabilities and resources, these countries suffer from a lack of unified political will and adopt divergent strategies regarding threats, while remaining dependent on Western powers. The article emphasizes the need to reconstruct a comprehensive security concept based on economic and technological cooperation, reducing reliance on external actors, and unifying political and military efforts to safeguard sovereignty and national security. It underscores that the absence of a unified strategic response renders the region more vulnerable to further deterioration, concluding with a call to adopt a new vision focused on human capital and sovereignty to ensure sustainable stability.
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