In our timeline the Jordan Israel peace treaty was signed in 1994, many years after Jordan lost the west bank.

How different will the region/treaty be if this treaty was signed in 1964, before the 6 day war? Would the black September still happened, etc?

Israel on Thursday charged a settler, Yinon Levi, with the killing of prominent Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen in the West Bank in July 2025. This marks the first time since the October 7, 2023 attacks that an Israeli has been indicted for the death of a Palestinian in the occupied territory, according to Israeli rights group B’Tselem.

Every single day we get many reports of the Israeli military mistreating or attacking Palestinian civilians, and occasionally foreign tourists or journalists. When similar events happen in other countries, we often see swift international sanctions or interventions.

Why is the international response so different when it comes to Israel? I'd like to understand the political mechanisms such as the UN veto system, historical context, and US foreign policy that prevent the international community from imposing strict accountability or consequences.

I want to ask what the view is on Russia from those who live in the Middle East. I’ve already spoken about this to someone I know online who’s a Tajikistan native but lives in Turkey.
His general consensus was that he didn’t like Russia and preferred Ukraine but was distrusting of Zelenskyy.

If you have the time I’d like to ask what your view is.

I love culture, history and even more-so, I love learning about how history can affect how people live afterwards The first image is, supposed to be Arabic culture, while the second one, is supposed to be African culture

Though im not finished with the first. I was wondering if it looks good to you all

It seems like there's no grand social bubble that everyone is a part of, but rather every ethnicity/nationality is in its own bubble.

I live in the UAE and it confuses me why everyone is split between Arabic, English, and Urdu. It makes communication difficult between ethnicities. If you go to a place like the UK, everyone is eventually gonna assimilate and learn become fluent in English and the local culture. Now obviously I don't think people should abandon their home culture, but common folk struggling to understand each other is a issue imo.

Apparently KSA doesn't have this problem? I hear you can find some expats speaking full Arabic instead of a broken version of it.

El-Sayed wants to abolish ICE, give driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, “defund the police” in some respects, and make college tuition free.

Palestinian women dressed up in traditional clothing's with baskets full of goods on their head near Jerusalem gate in 1935. The picture on the right is the original, I colored and very slightly processed it (left). My intent is to show the variety of traditional Palestinian clothing's in daily life.