The war in the Middle East has been ongoing for 24 days, with Iran consistently targeting Gulf countries with missiles and drones. During this critical period, both the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) have remained silent, leading to significant frustration from officials in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Anwar Gargash, a senior advisor to the President of the UAE and former Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, publicly questioned the absence and inaction of these organizations in response to the escalating attacks from Iran.

Gargash took to social media to directly call out the Arab League and OIC, asking why they have not taken a stand while Iran continues its assaults on Gulf nations. He emphasized that the UAE has suffered the most throughout the conflict, highlighting the frequent targeting of various regions within the country by Iranian missiles and drones. The UAE finds itself in a precarious position due to its close military ties with the United States and Israel, making it a prime target for Iranian aggression as it views the UAE as an adversary.

Given the current geopolitical climate in the region and the UAE's frustrations, the lack of response from prominent Arab and Islamic organizations raises questions about their effectiveness and solidarity in addressing threats to member states. The ongoing silence from these entities may further intensify calls within the UAE for a reassessment of regional alliances and security strategies to better address Iran's threats, underscoring the necessity for a proactive response to protect their national interests and regional security.