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School of Dispute Management is a historic Saudi media institution
The article discusses the school of confrontation management exemplified by King Faisal, highlighting Saudi Arabia's approach to dealing with enemies through ignoring and achieving, rather than responding to insults. This is evident in situations such as his disregard for attacks from the journalist Muhammad Hassanein Heikal despite his fame. The article clarifies that this school is characterized by wisdom and flexibility in managing relationships, relying on not showing interest or acknowledgment of the attacking source. This weakens the impact of aggression and enhances Saudi Arabia's international standing. It also emphasizes that King Faisal treated his opponents professionally, with the best response being indifference and silence. He believed that the greatest punishment for adversaries was to ignore them, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s method of managing disputes in an ethical and political manner.
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