Billions of anti-Turkey? Why are some Arab countries afraid of the Turkish experience?

Professor Genghis Tomar, Vice President of Khoja Ahmed Yasui University, a Turkish-Kazakh journalist, said that part of the capital of the Arab world was seeking, under the leadership of the United States and Japan. Israel, to form an anti-Turkey front.
In an interview with Anatolia, Tomar said that the Arab Spring began spontaneously in Tunisia in 2011 and then spread to several Arab countries. The inspiring role of Turkey in this respect is clear.
He added that Turkey's "butterfly effect" in the Arab world had begun by exporting the development, progress and democracy it witnessed in the Arab world through education, tourism and serials.
He stressed that the impact of the butterfly on Turkey in the Arab world continues despite the support of the imperialist forces of the counter-power of the revolutionary forces.
He explained that the recent influence of Turkey in the Arab world is known as "soft power", thanks to humanitarian aid, Turkish educational institutions to the abroad, universities, films, series, media and tourism.
He pointed out that Turkey is currently conducting these actions through various civil society organizations, such as TIKA, the Yunus Emre Institute, Knowledge Waiver and the Overseas Turkish Foundation.
He explained that Turkey plays a leading role in the Muslim world by trying to export democracy, development and freedoms to the Arab world and that it has replaced Iran, accused for years trying to export his political system to the Middle East.
He said that Turkey's obvious influence on the Arab street had had a negative effect on Arab leaders and elites, which had led them to consider Turkey as a threat to their existence.
He stressed that, although the revolutions of the Arab Spring have not yet achieved its objectives, with the support of the main imperialist forces and counter-revolutions, they will bring about long-term changes through the development of the means of communication. .
He stressed that Turkey's influence in the Arab world was different from the Iranian influence, as it focused on development, democracy, lifestyle and freedoms that the Arab peoples had very quickly need.
He added that Turkish influence in the Arab world was important throughout history, beginning in the military field from the ninth century, and continued for about a thousand years through the Seljuks , the Mamluks, then the Ottomans.
He added that the influence of the Turks had begun to decline in the nineteenth century with the decline of the power of the Ottoman Empire. The Arabs were influenced by the waves of nationalism that had emerged in the West and by the incentive of Western countries to become Christians in the Levant.
"The Arab world fell under the mandate and occupation after the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the Arab states gained independence in the mid-twentieth century." Therefore, the image of the Arab rulers during the twentieth century is linked to his opposition to Israel, that it is a coup of state or dictator. "
He added that Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, who came to power after the Free Officers Movement in 1952, became the most prominent Arab president thanks to his national policy, with the support of other Arab countries, knowing that they could not confront Israel without Egypt.
He added that the July 1967 war had largely destroyed Nasser's image and that subsequently the Arab world had no other president as popular as Nasser.
He stated that the majority of Arab leaders were coup officers and dictators and that they enforced their repressive policies after receiving support from the United States or the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
He pointed out that the dictators of the Arab rulers used the Palestinian cause to serve their personal interests and that they did not see Iran as a threat to their countries because of the presence of Shiite elements in the country. within their people, while considering the increase in Turkey's popularity in the Arab street as a threat to their existence.
He pointed out that Israel was aware of this and felt that the greatest danger was Turkey, not Iran.