I read an article by the Egyptian journalist and writer Wael Qandil in Al-Araby Al-Jadeed titled “Arabs after Sinwar and Nasrallah.” From the first line, he puts Sinwar and Haniyeh, “the leaders of the Palestinian cause,” on the same level of status as Hassan Nasrallah, “the leader of transnational sectarianism” and one of the main reasons that led to the collapse and destruction of the Arab Spring in more than one country, including Yemen through the counter-revolution represented by the Houthi coup in September 2014, or Syria through enabling the Assad regime to brutalize the revolution since 2011.