It's not about mass killing but economic interests - Blueprint Newspapers Limited

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Yet, Nigeria has rightly pushed back, reaffirming its sovereignty and constitutional guarantees of religious freedom.
49% : The ongoing Gaza-Israel war has significantly affected the United States' influence in the Middle East.
49% : The situation is far more complex than a simple case of "religious freedom concerns."
46% : Washington's unwavering support for Israel has created a perception of bias, undermining its credibility as a neutral mediator.
43% : As the United States' stance on the Gaza-Israel conflict weakens its influence in the Middle East, countries like China and Russia are gaining ground -- and Nigeria, rich in resources and strategically positioned, finds itself caught in the middle of these shifting global dynamics.
42% : What amuses me most is how the federal government has handled this issue; it almost feels like a death sentence for Nigeria.
40% : Furthermore, the conflict has sparked a diplomatic crisis, at least some countries have recalled their ambassadors or cut diplomatic ties with Israel.
40% : It has also strained regional relations, with Saudi Arabia suspending talks on normalising relations with Israel.
39% : These actions demonstrate the growing discontent and frustration among Arab countries towards Israel's actions in Gaza and the occupied territories.

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