What is the secret behind the UAE boycott campaign? And who is behind it?
A few days ago, an account called Boycott Emirates, which has been retweeting since late December last year, started posting tweets calling for a boycott of the UAE and its products, and issued a statement calling on followers on social media to participate in the campaign.
The campaign of boycotting the Emirates, which is called for by some, is seen by many as an organized political campaign whose aim is to undermine the reputation of the UAE. They consider the UAE to be a state of peace and sovereign decisions that push the Middle East region forward.
Many social media pioneers have rejected boycotting the UAE in any way possible because it is an incubator for creativity and creativity and seeks to become a center for world trade.
Others responded to the boycott campaign by saying : Our products reached Mars.
Political analysts considered the boycott calls a systematic Brotherhood campaign, carried out by social media accounts to destabilize social stability in the Gulf, in return for money paid by parties hostile to the UAE and its people, to serve their political agendas, by manipulating the minds and feelings of the Gulf and Arab people on the social level to gain sympathy for their false cause, so they are implementing timely and well-conceived plans against the UAE as a cheap response to its rejection of the ideological extremism and emotional exploitation that the Muslim Brotherhood aspires to achieve.
Lebanese political analyst Nidal Sabaa responded to the Brotherhood’s crackdown on the UAE by tweeting: The more the Brotherhood screams and incites against the UAE, the more convinced it is of Mohammed bin Zayed’s choice and approach. The UAE boycott campaign will push Arab citizens to get more involved in the UAE project.
This is not the first time there have been calls for a boycott of the UAE. A similar campaign was launched after the signing of the peace agreement between the UAE and Israel.
