تدخل الغرب في العالم العربي

This episode features: - Arabica - Warba Bank - Zain - Kuwait Financial Center Dr. Roy Casagranda, Professor of Political Science How did Western interest in the Arab world begin? Why were Western Christians interested in establishing a homeland for Jews in Palestine? How did the idea of white supremacy over other races in the world emerge? Dr. Roy Casagranda took us on a historical journey tracing the concept of white racism and white supremacy. We started with the founding of the United States and the accompanying colonial movement that culminated in the geographical and political map of the United States as we know it today, leading to the expansion of U.S. dominance as a global superpower. We also discussed the map of Europe, the two World Wars, and the idea of Zionism, which arose as a result of Western anti-Semitism. Additionally, we touched on the mechanisms of American political intervention in the Arab world and more. 00:00 Promo 1:20 Episode Start 2:40 Dr. Roy's interest in the Middle East 7:14 The early days of American intervention and North African pirates 20:03 The religious dimension in the Middle East 26:30 Roots of American support for Israel 35:42 American and European colonialism 50:22 "White man's" racism towards Arabs 1:05:49 Does Islam pose a threat to the West? 1:14:55 The World War and Gulf oil 1:30:40 The establishment of the State of Israel 2:03:18 The division of countries after World War II 2:17:52 Is it possible for the West to oppose Zionism? 2:35:01 Behind the scenes ___________________________________________ This episode of "Without Paper" Presented by: Faisal Abdulrahman Al-Aql Produced by: Faisal Abdulrahman Al-Aql Ahmed Mamoun We welcome your suggestions and would love to hear from you through this form: forms.gle/bibo96EtEQme73SW9 We appreciate your support and encouragement and look forward to your suggestions and feedback through our various social media accounts. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bidonwaraq X: https://x.com/bidonwaraq Without Paper Store: https://www.bidonwaraq.com/ ___________________________________________ Disclaimer: This podcast is based on the principle of openness to diverse opinions and the exchange of ideas in a constructive and open manner. All opinions or ideas expressed represent the guest and do not necessarily reflect those of "Without Paper."