MediaBart: The old Arab world is dying and the new has not yet emerged

Paris – “Al-Quds Al-Arabi”:

In a report prepared by Jean-Pierre Biran, French investigative site Media Part claimed that between civil wars, oppression, foreign intervention, collapse of states, rise of militias and recurring economic crises … the Arab world appears to be threatened with collapse. and from disintegration more than ever.

The site, citing political researcher Ziad Majed, highlighted the failure of the Arab revolutions since 2011 (with the exception of Tunisia) and the ferocious counter-revolutions of the armies and elites of the previous regimes backed by an axis run by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. United.

The report addressed the situation in Iraq, noting that it is bankrupt with the militias imposing its law, the return of ISIS and the presence of the Turkish army on its territory, as the French site says, explaining that one of the demonstrations of this failure is the tragic story of Hisham Al-Hashemi, the former opposition who was imprisoned by the late president Saddam Hussein’s regime and later became one of them. He was the best specialist in “jihadist networks” and was the first to shed light on the role of Saddam Hussein’s officers in ISIS. Hisham was not assassinated on July 6 in Baghdad by ISIS men but by the killers of one of the countless Shiite militias loyal to Iran, whom the researcher tirelessly denounced for his stifling grip on the state, according to Mediapart.

As for Syria, the French site explained that it is also divided into three parts, with a government surviving only thanks to its Russian and Iranian allies. Although Bashar al-Assad won a military victory over his opponents, his country is now destroyed and devastated, with a third of its citizens seeking refuge abroad. And its dying economy will suffer from the Caesar Act recently imposed by the US Congress, which prohibits any relationship with the regime and prevents any reconstruction. Syria has also become secretly ruled by Russia and Iran, and no less than nine foreign armies continue to operate on Syrian soil.

The Syrian state is still divided into four regions: “useful Syria” which is under the control of the regime – and the governorate of Idlib, which the Syrian regime’s army has not yet regained despite the terrible bombing of Russian aviation on the population. – and the vast provinces east of the Euphrates, controlled by the Syrian democratic forces. Kurdish, which is backed by the Washington-led international coalition which includes France – and ultimately the cantons of Rojava, which have been partially invaded since the fall of 2019 by the Turkish army and loyal groups, most of whom are Syrian Islamist groups.

In addition to Iraq and Syria, Media Part stopped in Libya, explaining that this country is also divided into two parts, with multiple interventions in support of this or that. The French website claims that the past keeps its weight on the present to the extent that external interference affects the country. “The marginalization that eastern Libya has suffered since Muammar Gaddafi established his capital in Tripoli, in the west of the country after 1969, which favored Haftar and his forces, at least at the beginning of his movement. Moreover, there is also a lot of foreign manipulation that pushes all the different directions to clash with each other, at a time when Libya has become the scene of regional conflicts that have become military, between the Turks on the one hand, against the Emirates and the Saudis on the other. other; According to what “Media Part” quoted by political analyst Ziad Majed.

Yemen was also not absent from the “Media Part” article, as the French site felt that this country is disintegrating in endless agony, under the civil war, the Corona epidemic and the Saudi air raid. -Emirati, hence also the historical heritage of Yemen, which is among The Arab world And now the country is facing famine, is an endless decline in hell that Yemen has suffered since 2011. Furthermore, there is the desire to divide the country which is now divided into three parts.

Media Part pointed out that, in addition to the aforementioned countries, there are other Arab countries: Egypt, Lebanon, Sudan and Algeria … also threatened by a bleak future.