Countries, like humans, become sick, deteriorate and deteriorate when they stop growing and developing naturally, and become the target of the greedy who await the moment of downfall. They rub their fingers and lick their tongues to pounce on it, to undermine its structure, deepen its pain, and perpetuate its weakness and humiliation among people.

The history of summits does not inspire hope. Leaders exchange accusations, and arguments arise that narrow the scope of vision, amidst the fires and columns of smoke that are burning in Arab cities, and obscure the real dangers that threaten the nation. The evening ends without reaching solutions, and the gathering disperses, waiting for the next summit, which is held with whoever is present, or is postponed due to the lack of a quorum.

Today’s summit is different from all previous summits, whether in terms of the challenges that are plaguing the entire nation, present and future, or in terms of the state of division, fragmentation and deep disagreements that struck the nation after Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait, and the cracks and fissures that emerged after that sad incident, which have not yet been mended, or in terms of it being a summit to prevent liquidation, displacement and the alternative homeland that Trump wants to establish at the expense of sister countries, for the sake of the strategic ally, whose borders have become too narrow for him.

The nation has become insignificant to the people because of its division and the dispersion of its word, until the nations ganged up on it, just as eaters gang up on a dish.

Power, arrogance and the desire for expansion in the region can destroy and kill, but they cannot do anything that detracts from the rights of struggling peoples to achieve their freedom.

We look forward with more anticipation, concern and hope to the decisions that will be issued by today’s summit, as the coming days are decisive in determining the destinies and landmarks of the region and its future generations, and the future of the central issue of the nation, which has become at the mercy of the winds of displacement and the search for an alternative homeland.