Migrants and those awaiting
The article discusses the situation of Arab and foreign expatriates in Western countries affected by severe economic fluctuations. These individuals suffer from declining job opportunities and rising prices, leading to waves of unemployment and the closure of businesses. It explains that the economic downturn in these countries has fueled increased hatred against migrants and a rise in right-wing political movements, driven by economic and social factors. Meanwhile, the conditions in the Arab world remain less severe despite the challenges. However, the growing economic decline in Western countries is reinforcing the options of migration or staying in risky circumstances marked by war, hunger, or political hatred.
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