danteheadman
Banned
OTL there is only one self-identified non-Arab nation-state, Israel, in Levant today (defined here as the lands between Anatolia in Turkey, the Suez Canal in Egypt, the Iranian Plateau, and the Arabian Peninsula).
The challenge is to figure out how to maximize the number of non-Arab nation-states in the Levant. Valid timeframe for state formation is between the end of WW2 and the year 2000. The list below is not exhaustive. The states formed don't necessarily need to have a non-Arab majority, but they need to self-identify as a not-Arab state:
The challenge is to figure out how to maximize the number of non-Arab nation-states in the Levant. Valid timeframe for state formation is between the end of WW2 and the year 2000. The list below is not exhaustive. The states formed don't necessarily need to have a non-Arab majority, but they need to self-identify as a not-Arab state:
- Israel (Jewish nation-state)
- Kurdistan (Kurdish nation-state)
- Assyria (Syriac nation-state)
- Jabal al-Druze (Druze nation-state)
- Phoenicia (non-Arab Lebanese / Maronite identity)
- Aramean Nation (basically these guys, another non-Arab Lebanese / Syriac identity)
- any other non-Arab states you can think of
- an Arab Alawite state
- a pan-Arabist / Arab nationalist or Islamist Sunni Arab state that isn't part of a non-Levantine state
- a Shia Arab state that isn't part of a non-Levantine state
- any other Arab states you can think of