The Failed Arabian Superpower: The United Arab Republic Explained

In this video we explore the attempt of Egyptian President Nasser to unite the entire Arab world into a new country, and why it failed after only three years of unity.

[@zaynaabdel-rahim2035]

beautiful video! in the context of the word "Arabic," however, you misuse it often in place of the word "Arab"! Aside from this mostly irrelant constructive criticism, wonderful and very helpful video!

[@kuroazrem5376]

Had this worked, the world would be better, as Israel, Islamism, and instability in the Middle East would not exist, and instead we would have a secular and stable region.

[@vandeheyeric]

Yeah, right. Except every single United government in the Middle East has suffered instability and tensions going back to even the pre-Muslim age, Islamism was so rampant that Egypt and Syria had to fight separate dirty wars against their chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood (who nearly seized power in coups only to get crushed down), and getting rid of Israel would involve pretty ugly and horrifying demographic expulsions. And that’s before we talk about knock on effects in places like Lebanon, Old Assyria, Kurdistan, and the question of who dominates who.

[@AndrewIrving69]

United Arab Republic or, UAR as I like to call it = epic FAIL!

[@usedtoexist]

I mean that seems a little reductive

[@taWay21]

you literally kept repeating the same thing over and over again