Exposing the Manufactured Opposition: The True Role of Arab Leaders in the Israel-Palestine Crisis
The question posed is valid: Why are Arab leaders who collaborated with Israel‘s genocide in Gaza now acting as if they oppose Trump? The answer lies in their carefully orchestrated roles within a global system designed to maintain Western and Zionist dominance over the region. These leaders are not true defenders of Palestine or their people—they serve as controlled opposition, shifting tactics to preserve their own power and Western alliances.
Sisi (Egypt) — The Gatekeeper of Gaza
Egypt’s Abdel Fattah el-Sisi plays the role of an enforcer, ensuring Gaza remains isolated. Under the guise of “Protecting Egyptian sovereignty,” he has coordinated with Israel to enforce the siege on Gaza, controlling the Rafah border while pretending to mediate peace efforts. Now, distancing himself from Trump allows him to maintain domestic legitimacy while continuing to serve Western and Israeli interests.
Mohammed bin Zayed (UAE) — The Banker & Normalizer
Bin Zayed brokered the Abraham Accords, solidifying Israeli-Arab relations. His UAE funding supports Israel’s economic and security interests under the pretense of regional stability. His recent shift against Trump is merely tactical—ensuring continued influence while the U.S. reshapes its Middle East strategy.
King Abdullah II (Jordan) —The Guardian of the Status Quo
Jordan has long been a buffer state, suppressing Palestinian mobilization while maintaining ties with Israel and the West. His sudden shift against Trump serves Jordan’s internal stability, as growing anti-Israel sentiment forces him to adjust public rhetoric.
Mohammed bin Salman (Saudi Arabia) —The Strategic Manipulator
Bin Salman plays both sides, balancing Zionist cooperation while presenting himself as an Arab leader resisting Trump’s heavy-handed tactics. His end goal is to secure Western protection while gradually preparing for full Saudi-Israel normalization.
The Bottom Line
These leaders are not heroes—they are actors in a geopolitical play, ensuring that Zionist and Western interests remain firmly in place while deceiving their people into believing they stand against oppression.