The Arab and non-Arab world.

Abu Arz considers that what is referred to as the Arab World is a mere illusion without any historical or geographical bases and constituents of nationalism... The same applies to the so-called Arab Nation extending from the Ocean to the Gulf because the peoples living in this area are people of different origin and ethnic identity, and cannot be united despite all the efforts of the theoreticians and the ideologists.

Arabity is an ideological movement that seeks to drown the ethnic entities living in these countries in a single nationality, that is the Arab nationality. This movement has failed to achieve a single one of its objectives despite the unionist attempts of Abdul Nasser in the fifties and sixties, and the ventures of the Baath and other Arab unionist ideological parties.

Moreover, Abu Arz considers that Arabity constitutes a mortal threat to Lebanon, as do all the other movements that seek to connect Lebanon to its desert milieu: Baath, Syrian

Nationalism, and all other similar parties. Trailing behind Arabity or drowning in it will lead to the disappearance of Lebanon, the ravage of its identity, the obliteration of its civilization and distinctive qualities and, finally, in the collapse of the universal message Lebanon has carried throughout history.

Therefore, Abu Arz considers that every country in the Middle East, including Israel, must safeguard its identity and its nationality, to resist fiercely every attempt at unification, coupling or joining, and at the same time to establish a genuine peace based on the common recognition of the eternal right to exist in security and freedom of thought and belief for every people while supporting a civilized, cultural and economic interaction that would substantiate the peace and stability in this troubled region of the world and repel the specters of war and chronic feuds.