No debate from me there
How Arab Colonialism Conquered the Middle East: Arabs have managed to convince millions in the region that they share the same identity.
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When deciding to support Palestine, I’m wondering what’s more important:
to be an “Arab” or to be Muslim?
When deciding to support Palestine, I’m wondering what’s more important:
to be an “Arab” or to be Muslim?
See this is why I’m so confused by the motives here. Gaza is one thing. It’s not the Muslim world or the Arab world looking for regional continuity. So why all the shifting definitions?
Look at South Sudan. They’re actively trying to remove islam and Arab supremacy
Sudan Islamic Law News: Sudan ends 30 years of Islamic law by separating religion, state | World News - Times of India
Sudan Islamic Law News: Sudan ends 30 years of Islamic law by separating religion, state | World News - Times of India
How the Muslim Brotherhood could use Sudan’s protracted crisis to plot a comeback
JUBA, South Sudan: The role of the Muslim Brotherhood in shaping Sudan’s continuing conflict is a cause for concern among experts, who warn that the group could influence the country’s military leaders and even determine the nation’s political direction. As a transnational Islamist organization...
www.arabnews.com
Do people really understand how much arabization tries to remove pre-islamic influences from the region? 
African, Arab or Amazigh? Morocco's identity crisis
How football ignited a debate over whether Moroccans are Africans, Arabs or Amazigh - or all three.
www.bbc.com
OP you get a lot of flack around here, but these are super high level quality posts! I have to really sit with this info...
The Arab slave trade and anti-Blackness is a big reason I could never get with Islam as an alternative to "White man's Christianity". No shots at the religion, but there is also a history of conquest and colonization attached to it just like with Christianity.
When deciding to support Palestine, I’m wondering what’s more important:
to be an “Arab” or to be Muslim?
Good question...I think (many) Muslims see it as an attack on a mostly Muslim population. I see it as a White nation dominating a group of people they classify as "non-White" after watching a video about the racism of Zionists towards the Palestinians.