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عين ليبيا
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The author argues that Abdullah al-Qasimi’s phrase “The Arabs are a vocal phenomenon,” which emerged in the wake of the June 1967 defeat, was not a judgment on Arabs or a claim that they were inherently incapable. Rather, it was a critique of a culture that substitutes slogans and rhetoric for action. The author concludes that the problem lies not in language or eloquence themselves, but in their separation from honesty and action, and calls for turning rhetoric into responsible policies and projects instead of repeating the phrase as an insult or a means of self-flagellation.
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