Sunni Arabs have been losing their grip on the Arab heartland since the fall of the Ottoman empire; the moment of their revival is now.
Thirty-foot-tall bronze sculptures of Saddam Hussein, which once sat atop the towers in his palace, 2005. Jim Gordon/U.S. Department of Defense.
The crucial passage in Ofir Haivry’s essay, “The Great Arab Implosion and Its Consequences,” is this one:
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