Saudi Arabia is diversifying its defense alliances with Pakistan, Iran, and Turkiye, while Egypt grapples with internal and regional challenges.

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have signed a strategic defense pact after a decade of fluctuating ties, raising questions about why Riyadh turned to Islamabad now and whether the Israeli aggression on Qatar accelerated the agreement.

Pakistan’s pledge to stand behind Iran raises questions about the possible emergence of a new military axis in the region against “Israel,” based on the shared interests of the two neighboring countries.

Indian anger over Turkiye's recent support for Pakistan is no longer limited to the diplomatic dimension; it has morphed into a broad boycott encompassing trade, tourism and education.

Hindutva and Zionism align ideologically, with India under Modi using religious rhetoric in its conflict with Pakistan, supported by “Israel,” escalating tensions through military aggression and anti-Muslim sentiment.