Will the Gulf countries finance the US-mandated Iran reconstruction fund?

Why didn’t we anticipate this disgusting official Arab descent?

Most Arab leaders are watching the ceasefire agreement, which is expected to end the current war between Iran and the United States and the Israeli occupation state, from the sidelines, as if they represent countries on Mars rather than the “Middle East” region where the war is erupting on its lands, straits, and seas.

Throughout the four months since the American-Israeli aggression against Iran on February 28, Arab governments have not held a single meeting to discuss the aggressive war and its dangers to the region’s security, stability, and economy, let alone a summit conference. An even bigger concern is that the so-called “Arab League” has failed to make any progress and has not convened a single meeting, even at the representative level.

If the American-Iranian accord is successful in temporarily or permanently ending the war, it may lead to an American-Iranian rapprochement at the expense of the Arabs, who have been in the American-Israeli trench since the beginning. Twenty-one Arab countries (out of a total of 22) issued hasty comments condemning Iran, the attacked country. Still, they did not do the same for the two aggressor countries, the United States and Israel, showing their folly and strategic shortsightedness.

Let us elaborate by saying that Arab leaders raised anti-Iran banners from the start, assuming that an American-Israeli invasion would be definitive and rapid, resulting in Iranian surrender and submission. The “leaders” of the Arabs and their “genius” advisors did not expect Iran to withstand for more than a hundred days, translating its threats into actions with painful and destructive missile strikes deep within the occupying state, shooting down more than 35 American planes, including two of the crown jewels of the American Air Force (F-35), as well as the latest MQ-9 drones in the American arsenal, which were withdrawn from service after falling by the dozens like

The Iranian neighbour, while not triumphant in this conflict, remained far from defeat. Rather, it is a big regional force that talks and acts, never abandoning its allies in Lebanon and Yemen in order to maintain front-line unity and repay the favour to all who fought in its trenches, particularly “Hezbollah” in Lebanon.

It is painful and shameful that this short-sighted official Arab stance, the pinnacle of strategic stupidity, will not go unpunished by the “American friend”, who will reward it with the establishment of a $300 billion reconstruction fund in Iran, by American decision. JD Vance, the American vice president, has stated in documented utterances that the Gulf Arab states will fund the project and that the United States will not contribute a single dollar of taxpayer money to this fund for Iran’s rehabilitation.

It was striking that the majority of the Gulf leaders invited by President Trump to meet on the sidelines of the G7 summit in France to discuss this issue immediately travelled to the French capital, except for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, who declined due to prior commitments. In diplomatic terms, this stance translates as “rejection” and a big “no”. We hope that by refusing to contribute to this fund, we can confirm or strengthen our position that Saudi Arabia was not involved in Iran’s destruction or in allowing missiles and guided aircraft to pass through its airspace for this mission, at least according to the information available so far.

The countries that should fund Iran’s fund are the ones that launched the aggression and bombed this brotherly Islamic country with their planes and missiles, destroying much of its infrastructure and killing hundreds, if not thousands, of its innocent citizens, including students from the “Good Tree” primary school in Minab, Iran. We are referring to the United States and the occupied state of Israel.

We were not sectarian or racist, and we will resist any aggressors against our land and nation, whether Arab or Islamic, or the Arab authorities who support them. We firmly oppose using our country’s and people’s money to clean up the pollution and destruction caused by the American-Israeli war against our sister Iran or any other country and its people. We will always stand for justice and truth, supporting the oppressed in their struggle against the aggressors, particularly America and “Israel”.

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