After 1945, a pattern emerged in Arab nationalist movements of increased collaboration and unity among various Arab states. This was evident in the creation of the Arab League in 1945, which aimed to promote cooperation and solidarity among Arab countries. Additionally, there was a shift towards a more pan-Arab ideology, with leaders such as Gamal Abdel Nasser in Egypt championing the idea of a united Arab nation. This pattern reflected a desire for collective strength in the face of foreign domination and a shared goal of achieving independence and self-determination for Arab peoples. However, internal divisions and conflicts within the Arab world ultimately hindered the realization of a truly unified Arab state.
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