Arabs turn their backs on War Refugees

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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel are not only arming and training terrorists to destroy the Middle East, but also banning Syrian, Palestinian and Libyan refugees from crossing their borders. The scandal surrounding the treatment of refugees and the lack of humanitarian aid programs for three and a half million living in Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, its neighboring countries, and then to the ones that seek asylum in Europe has taken a different path as it is evident that the traditional proclamations of solidarity and hospitality of the Arabs are nothing else than empty rhetoric. “The Gulf principalities’, have been helping the rebels with weapons that destroy, day after day, village after village, monument after monument, our country, but have closed and bolted their doors to our refugees “, said a Syrian interviewed by a news agency. This attitude, this lack of humanitarian aid programs, has become more evident as the Government of Germany and other European governments have begun to host hundreds of thousands of people driven away by war, mainly from Syria, where western powers allied with Israel, Saudi Arabia and Turkey intend to oust president Bashar Al-Assad. While millions flee their homes to neighbouring countries or even across the ocean to Europe, there is great confusion of refugees, migrants, and as it has also been revealed, suspicious elements, who long to enter the European continent. The so-called Arab world composed by those who speaks Arabic, are divided between two large groups of people. In the Arabian Peninsula live richer, oil driven elites, who rule by absolutism. They are oppressive in nature and protected by the United States. Their wealth is based on oil and monopoly, as claimed by Saudi Arabia. To the north, in Bilad Cham, Syrians, Lebanese, Palestinians and Jordanians live in poor lands, but in historical and ancient cities like Damascus, Jerusalem, in the midst of various ancient cultures, with ethnic minorities such as the Kurds. Iraq is ancient Mesopotamia, where the British colonizers managed to steal oil fields in regions such as Mosul and Kirkuk. The Gulf potentates, that upstarted contemporary Arab history, welcomed Kuwaiti refugees in 1990 after its occupation by the troops of Saddam Hussein. At the end of the day, the Kuwaiti belong to that elite of wealthy and docile Arabs. They are not rebellious like the Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese, accustomed to a more free way of life. None of them has now dared to receive desperate Syrians who have lost their country and their ancient civilization, without their country built with a lot of effort. When nearly five years ago began the ill-fated Arab Spring in Syria, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, the Arabs also closed their borders to those fleeing. The failure of the Arab Spring in Libya and Syria, especially, have turned the Mediterranean into a sea of ​​corpses. These Arab dictatorships, pampered by the West for its oil interests, justify their attitude arguing that most of their population is made up of foreigners and immigrants. They argue that their adaptation would be difficult in societies with high economic level such as Dubai, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. The Arabs insist that their checks help with refugee camps in Jordan and Turkey and that they meet their humanitarian obligations. With its ostentatious luxury, extravagant life and defiant opulence, they have erected the glass roofs of the tallest skyscrapers, yet, they have forgotten the ancient tradition of the Arab world: solidarity. The anger and misery of the Syrian refugees would threaten security, essential for maintaining their emporiums speculation, say the Arabs. The scandal involving Syrian refugees has provided the even more proof that whatever remained of Arab solidarity has now disappeared. The negative by the Arab regimes to help their own has widened the gap between rich and poor, tribal primitive and civilized. The bedrock of the Arabs is oil. These principalities are more accessible to Westerners, Europeans, than Arab brothers. Some of their leaders reproach the United States for not overthrowing the Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, who they accuse of all disasters of this brutal war, while they have been financing, arming and training terrorist groups along with Israel and the United States. While in western presstitute media the mouth pieces of the elite and the war mongers call for more war, Russia and Iran have pulled almost every trick from their hat to call off every attempt of invasion and bombing of Syria. “Iran has said it is ready to sit down and negotiate with any country in the world to discuss peace in Syria”. This has been the message from Iranian President, Hasan Rohani, who spoke on Tuesday during a joint press conference with his Austrian counterpart, Heinz Fischer. Rohani has stated however that it is not the time to speak of democracy in that country, implying that the future of Bashar al-Assad should be negotiated after the situation in Syria has been stabilized. “We will sit down at any table with countries within and outside the region,” the Iranian president said in response to a question about whether his country could negotiate with his adversaries in Syria, Saudi Arabia and the United States. His words take on a special significance at a time when the world turns his attention to Syria as the wave of refugees who are arriving in Europe are coming from that very country. Iran, along with Russia, have issued their support for the regime […]

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