Countries which signed the declaration of human rights:
Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon , Syria all participated in drafting it. Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan signed it.
The only country in the middle east which wouldnt sign was Saudi Arabia-- and Israel. Yemen didnt show to the vote.
The west wuickly recognizes israel after ethrnic cleanisng of palestinians then start selling weapons to continue killing Palestinians and provide diplomatic cover for decades
Equating Israel’s scale of genocide to the entirety of the middle east is misleading.
Some countries are involved in things like this (mostly UAE and Saudi Arabia from what I know, against Yemen and Syria iirc), but most of them aren’t on the same scale as them.
Though of course, the ME needs revolutionary secularism.
Name a country in the Middle East that believes in human rights.
Who are the only two countries that keeps voting against food being a human right? Correct, Israel and the USA.
Name a country in the world that really and truly believes in human rights.
Sweden
There are definitely sliding scales there
Just like in the Middle East.
I think that’s the point?
Countries which signed the declaration of human rights: Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon , Syria all participated in drafting it. Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan signed it.
The only country in the middle east which wouldnt sign was Saudi Arabia-- and Israel. Yemen didnt show to the vote.
The west wuickly recognizes israel after ethrnic cleanisng of palestinians then start selling weapons to continue killing Palestinians and provide diplomatic cover for decades
Ah of course, that excuses everything. They started it.
Equating Israel’s scale of genocide to the entirety of the middle east is misleading.
Some countries are involved in things like this (mostly UAE and Saudi Arabia from what I know, against Yemen and Syria iirc), but most of them aren’t on the same scale as them.
Though of course, the ME needs revolutionary secularism.