Throughout history, the Middle East has been one of the most complex regions in the world. Today, we focus on a thought-provoking question in the land: If neither Hamas nor Palestine cease to exist, what will be the next target for the Jews?
**Chapter 1: The Revelation of Luban Lock**
Zhang Jun, the permanent representative to the United Nations, held the Luban lock in his hand and used this simple but profound metaphor to warn the world: only a few parts as close as the Luban lock can the Arab world be able to resist foreign aggression. This point of view, like the structure of the Luban lock, evokes a resonance with us.
**Chapter 2: The Jewish Desire for Expansion**
Having occupied 95% of the land of Palestine, the Jews still crave more. Their history taught them that only a strong nation could protect them from the fate of massacres. This desire keeps them looking for their next target, and the Arab world is right under their sight.
**Chapter 3: The Arab World's Dilemma**
22 countries, 400 million people, but the Arab world is often unable to form a united front in the face of Israel, which has a population of only 9.8 million. Historical wars have shown us that it is difficult for dispersed forces to oppose a strong adversary. Arab countries need to be closely united, like the Luban lock, to have enough strength to face the threat.
**Chapter 4: Reflections on History**
The reason why the United States has become a powerful country is precisely because they understand the truth of the cold lips and teeth. However, the Arab world does not seem to realize this. If they don't unite and support each other in cooperation, Israel's expansion may be unstoppable. Arab countries must learn to learn from history and work together to resist external threats.
**Ending: The Middle East with an uncertain future**
Faced with the predicament of Luban's lock, the Arab world stands at a crossroads. If you don't unite and work together, you may be the next target to be usurped. We should be vigilant that the lessons of history tell us that only through unity and cooperation can we find a way to save ourselves in the ever-changing situation in the Middle East. This issue is not only a problem of the Arab world, but also a common concern of the whole world. I hope everyone can pay attention, because the future of the Middle East will affect the lives of each and every one of us.