Consider when large parts of the Arab world do drop their backward religious thought somewhat -> prosperity, women can go to school etc.
Religion and prosperity are not related by any means, the Arabs don't need to drop their religion for prosperity, you can check the GDP scale to figure that much out, and for schools, 55.8% of graduates in Saudi Arabia for example, are women. Women do go to school in ALL Arab countries, they just don't teach them about all the LGPT stuff you teach your kids, ya, and no school-shooting.
So the way I see it, you shouldn't be worrying about arab women, you got enough shit to fix at home first.
That has an effect, sir. In Islam there are two options that seem (perhaps) unfair to other religions, where people in the book write down the purpose of life in the world based on what humans themselves want.
When someone gets a luxurious worldly life in a way that deviates from religious rules, they will get a world of wealth, wealth, position, popularity and so on. But he sacrificed a much more eternal afterlife.
Meanwhile, for people who live based on religious guidance, they will only feel pain in this world, because according to the book, life in this world is not longer than life in the afterlife. That means, people who suffer because they carry out Islamic religious orders will get heaven as promised by the book in the afterlife.
Then, Arabia is now starting to experience a setback in terms of religion because some regulations are starting to seem to relax the religious aspect. It might sound strange to hear that in the Islamic religion women are not allowed to leave the house except for basic needs. Strange isn't it? But it is real if you apply the rules written in the book.
Meanwhile, if it is related to the conflict that occurred in Palestine, here it might be due to religious conflict. Jewish Zionists are mentioned in Islamic religious books, that Jews have thoughts above the average people in the world, and there are Zionist groups who tend to like to denigrate the existence of other people or other religions. Hamas defends what it has, and the Jewish Zionist wants to take over what he feels was promised to him by inhumane means.
Everyone loves peace, but not people who are greedy and have wild thoughts like a war-hungry country.