The State of Bolivia announced the severance of relations with Israel, called for a ceasefire, and announced humanitarian aid to Gaza...
The Plurinational State of Bolivia, commonly known as Bolivia, is a landlocked country located in the central and western part of South America, bordering Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Paraguay, and is also a member of the Union of South American Nations. Its official capital is Sucre, but in fact its government is located in La Paz, which is over 3,600 meters above sea level and is the highest capital in the world. Before European colonization, the Andean region of Bolivia was the largest country in the pre-Columbian period of the Inca Empire.
In the 16th century, the Spanish Empire conquered the region. During the Spanish colonial period, this place was called Upper Peru and was administered by the Viceroyalty of Peru. After 16 years of war, the Republic was declared independent in 1809 and named after the Latin American revolutionary Simón Bolívar on August 6, 1825. Its internal affairs have been plagued by dictatorship and political instability, coupled with the lack of access to the sea, resulting in underdeveloped economic development. It is such a country that is the first to announce the severance of diplomatic relations with Israel!
Netizen: Brave country and nation.
Netizen: All countries in the world should follow their example. Small countries are setting an example for large countries.
Netizen: I'm sure Israel has been crushed by this earth-shattering development...
Netizen: Well done! Unless timid Arab countries have the guts to do the same. This war really exposed the Arab countries, who care more about money than their fellow Arabs.
Indeed, the Arab countries include a total of 22 countries, with a total area of 13.13 million square kilometers and a total population of 406.45 million.
The European Union is made up of 27 countries with a common currency, culture, and religion, with two main branches: Catholics and Protestants, and the NATO military alliance. They have a pope. Together with the United States, they wage wars around the world, especially against Arab countries in the Middle East.
Arab countries also have vast land, oil and gas resources, common culture and religion, and there are two main branches, namely Arab countries. Sonny and Shia. But they don't look united. They don't have a military alliance like NATO, and they don't have a world religious leader like the Pope. The world's 1.7 billion Muslims have no say in world affairs!
their weaknesses
Internally, Arabs simply enjoy wealth and do not step out of their comfort zone. They only work for a few hours a day in the government sector. In male-dominated societies, no effort has been made to empower women as a whole. They hire temporary, low-wage random foreigners from other countries to run their social infrastructure, businesses, and services, not industry. Even after 20-25 years of work, expats have to leave. Like other immigration countries such as Canada and the United States, they have never tried to attract talent from all over the world, providing them with world-class education and research, permanent residency, and later citizenship, and if permanent residency or citizenship is granted, their culture will be destroyed by outsiders.
From the outside, they are often instigated, especially by the United States, and they fight each other. This follows Iraq and Iran for 10 years. Now it's Saudi Arabia against Iran and Yemen. Repeatedly beaten by the small country of Israel!
Arab countries can become world powers if they remain united, and there have been Arab empires in history.
The Arab Empire (632-1258) was an empire founded by the Arabs on the Arabian Peninsula in the Middle Ages to rule Islamic Muslims and ruled by the Caliphate. When the empire was at its strongest, its territory stretched from the Indus River and the border of China in the east, to the Atlantic coast in the west, to the Caspian Sea in the north, and to the Arabian Sea in the south.