from Daily Sabah
Except for condemning, almost all Muslim-majority states maintain a passive stance regarding Gaza. While they criticize Israel's ongoing slaughter in Gaza, they are well aware that mere criticism is ineffective. This condemnation is often seen as an attempt to appear proactive, masking their inability to take significant action. In fact, they are sincere and serious in their criticism, but they do so to cover the shame of being unable to do more. From its dictator to its elected leader, nobody likes Israel; they attack only with words.
In the context of the Arab world, some authoritarian regimes see Palestine as a burden. They do not want to do more for Palestine as they think it negatively affects their relations with the great powers. If Israel had occupied all of Palestine, very few would be upset. Because as long as the conflict continues, they are subjected to pressure from their people. Thus, they prefer to wait for the conflict to end without their intervention.
Acting is better than remaining idle, but it seems that they are not aware of this. If they clash with Israel, or at least become more vocal, they will be heroes among their people. Perhaps regimes do not have good relations with their people, but if they act to protect the security and honor of the Arab people, the latter will certainly appreciate them. But no one has thought or dared to do so...
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