Saudi officials threaten terrorism, Blair caved

[Хahar 🤔]

I really hope the Hejaz breaks free as does the Eastern Provinces.

This would give them a huge kick in the shins.

Let's return Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and the Hejaz to Turkey! That'd be fun.

[Хahar 🤔]

I really hope the Hejaz breaks free as does the Eastern Provinces.

This would give them a huge kick in the shins.

Let's return Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and the Hejaz to Turkey! That'd be fun.

Well heres what I would do.

- Make the Hejaz an independent state (Western province of Saud Arabia containing Mecca, Medina, Taif, Jeddah).

- Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia (support a merger with Southern Iraq and Baghdad, Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain to create a quintessential Shia Arab state of both Khaleeji and Iraqi persuasions).

- Creation of Jabal Druze out of parts of modern-day Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Israel, Golan Heights and Jordan). A state for the Druze.

- Creation of a state that encompasses South Lebanon, parts of Syria all the way to include the the Alawi provinces just north of Lebanon (Latakia, Homs) to create a quintessential Levantine Alawi/Shia Arab State. This has a Christianizing and Sunnizing effect on Lebanon-proper.

- Merger of the Asir province of Saudi Arabia into Yemen as to create a "Greater Yemen".

- The Sunni Triangle of Iraq along with the remaining Sunni heartland of Syria should be merged with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, to create a homogeneously Sunni Arab State .

-Independent Coptic State with Alexandria as its capitol for the 10% of Egyptian Coptic Christians.

-Iranian Balochistan to be ceded to Pakistan. This move alone would see 70% of Iran's Sunni population transferred from the political jurisdiction of Iran to Pakistan.

What this implies.

- Remaining parts of Saudi Arabia (namely the Nejd would be the remaining "Saudi Arabia").
- Kurdistan out of Northern Iraq along with parts of Iran and Turkey.
- Homogeneously Sunni Arab Egypt would be created.

That would make a lot more sense. Unfortunately, the nations created by low-ranking civil servants in London aren't just going to surrender their power.