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▲ 71 r/AskMiddleEast
Thoughts about Israel beating North Korea to become the most disliked country?
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 9 days ago
Current Geopolitical alliances in the Middle East.
u/BlokZNCR — 9 days ago
▲ 30 r/AskMiddleEast
Thoughts about Me and my Turkish boyz during Taraweeh?
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 12 days ago
▲ 222 r/Morocco
Ceuta Crisis: Portuguese Party Calls for Morocco’s Removal From 2030 World Cup Hosting
The arrogance after we brought them the votes from Africa and Asia.
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 15 days ago
▲ 9 r/AskMiddleEast
Alternative History: What if Iraq succeded in annexing Kuwait and Saddam was never removed?
What would've changed in MENA?
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 15 days ago
▲ 4 r/maroc
It is very hypocritical for Spain to hold on Ceuta and Melila but at the same time crying about Gibraltar.
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 16 days ago
▲ 39 r/arabs
Why are Arabs so obese? Is it because of our diet? Or because lack of sport infrastructure and gyms?
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 16 days ago
▲ 8 r/AskMiddleEast
What do you think of the recently signed deal between the US and Saudi Arabia? Will Saudi Arabia develop nuclear weapons?
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 19 days ago
▲ 20 r/arabs
Can someone explain what is going on between Tunisia and Algeria?
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 23 days ago
▲ 10 r/AskMiddleEast
What do you think of the war in Libya done by the US, UK and France in 2011? Wikileaks confirmed that it was yet again a Neo-Colonial war.
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 23 days ago
▲ 184 r/HistoryPorn
Ruins of Al-Amiriyah Bunker Bombing of February 1991 Baghdad, Iraq[680x440]
The Al-Amiriyah bunker bombing was a U.S. airstrike during the Gulf War on 13 February 1991. American forces targeted a bunker in Baghdad, believing it was being used as a military command center. However, the bunker was sheltering civilians, and the attack killed more than 400 people, including many women and children. The incident became one of the deadliest civilian tragedies of the war and remains controversial today.
No American military personnel or political leaders were criminally charged or punished for the bombing. The U.S. government maintained that the bunker was believed to be a legitimate military target based on intelligence available at the time.
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 24 days ago
▲ 81 r/AskMiddleEast
Why are so many Redditors still opposed in to calling a spade a spade in your opinion? Why after so muc evidence, so many scholars, experts and HO calling the situation in Gaza a genocide there is still so much opposition?
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 26 days ago
What do you think of FIFA expanding the numbers of team competing in the world cup from 48 to 64? Honestly, I am in favour.
Honestly, I don't know why people(mostly europeans) are against it. Expanding to 64 will solve the mathematical problem created by a 48 draft in the group phases. Also still less then 1/3 of all teams member of FIFA will make it to the tournament. I don't see it as a big of an issue tbh.
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 28 days ago
▲ 69 r/AskMiddleEast
What city in MENA would you like to visit?
For me is Muscat - Oman.
u/Traditional-Run5437 — 1 month ago