القطار الذي لن يمر من تل أبيب! | جاك العلم 3

In this episode of Jack the Science 3 with engineer Nasser Al-Qarni, we delve into a sensitive and complex issue: Has the war truly ended? Or is the region still teetering on the brink of conflict? We begin with the myth of “stability” that many regimes embraced before collapsing, from Tunisia to Argentina and Iraq. Then we move on to the war between Iran and Israel and its direct impact on the Gulf, energy prices, the Strait of Hormuz, and the internal front in Saudi Arabia and the wider region. We also examine Saudi Arabia’s stance on being drawn into the war and why refusing to enter the conflict was a wise political decision, drawing a comparison with Spain’s refusal to allow its territory and airspace to be used in the war. At the heart of the episode, we explain the IMEC project: the economic corridor between India, the Middle East, and Europe. We explore how it could have connected Saudi Arabia and the Gulf to Israel via a massive trade route, and how the recent events saved the Gulf states from normalization, altering the project’s trajectory and opening the door to reshaping it away from Israel. We also discuss the positions of the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait within the normalization landscape and regional transformations, and how this relates to the future of the Gulf, Palestine, global trade, and political sovereignty. #Jack_Al_Alam #Nasser_Al_Qarni #SaudiArabia #Gulf #Iran #Israel #Palestine #IMEC #Normalization #Strait_of_Hormuz #Middle_East #Turkey #Kuwait #Bahrain #UAE Welcome to our other platforms: Alternative Channel:    / @f.98radio   X: https://x.com/F98radio Instagram:   / f98radio   Facebook:   / f98radio   TikTok:   / f98radio