Arabs don't know who to root for ~ Elder Of Ziyon

Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Arabs don't know who to root for

Arabs who hate both Iranians and Jews have a conundrum: who do they want to win in the war?

Sunni Arabs hate Shiites. Almost all hate Jews. This is a tough problem.

Kuwait's Al Jarida has an op-ed, without answering. It says there are three agendas - the Iranian, the Zionist and the Christian evangelical agendas. It notes that Iran has suffered major setbacks but it doesn't think any of these are good for the Arab world, and warns that Arabs need to prepare, without offering detail/

Dr. Mu'tasim Al-Dabbas in Jordan's Ammon News is a bit more optimistic, thinking that the US and Zionists will win and go through their evil plans, but eventually there will be a world war where the Arabs will destroy them too.

After America eliminates the Iranian bogeyman within weeks, it will reveal its true face and assume the role of the wolf in place of Iran to fulfill the ambitions of global Zionism. The Arabs will then ask, "Why is your mouth so big, America?" as Little Red Riding Hood asked the wolf in the well-known story. America will answer, "So I can eat your oil with it."

America will seize control of all the region's oil resources to exert economic pressure on China. Israel will follow the same path, extending its influence from the Euphrates to the Nile. The Arabs will have no cards to play after the two wings of the Arab nation, Syria and Iraq, have been broken, and they are all scattered and divided. There is no joint Arab project to save their fate.

The Arabs will all say then, "We were devoured the day the white bull was devoured," referring to Gaza, which was a thorn in Israel's side.

In the future, God willing, after the axis of evil, Israel and America, reaches the height of their power and tyranny, and then invades the Kaaba, the world war will begin—and God knows best—the war of the end times between the Zionist-American axis of evil and soldiers chosen by God for the inevitable end of Israel.

In both cases, the Arabs are reduced to being bystanders in their own region, which is very shameful to them - they used to have Syria and Iraq as their powers and both are gone. (It is interesting that Egypt is not even mentioned in that analysis.