Today, in the era of Islamic awakening, which led to the uprising of the people of the region's Arab countries against domestic arrogance and the dictatorial regimes of the Middle East, Western countries, in order to render these revolutions futile, try to limit this wave of anti-arrogance solely to the domestic rulers of those countries and divert the minds of nations from paying attention to the external support of these dictatorial regimes. By supposedly cutting the apparent connection of such rulers with themselves, they attempt to prevent further damage and the spread of the revolution to the foreign policy of these countries. In fact, when global oppressors saw that their local and regional puppets no longer had a place among the people of those countries and could no longer be invested in, they denied their dependency on them and, with a conservative and minimal approach, tried to limit the anti-arrogance of the freedom-seekers and justice-seekers of these nations to the overthrow of those same dictatorial rulers. A plan that was somewhat successful, and some revolutionary leaders like Morsi, who also arose from longstanding movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood, forgot this background of global arrogance and called the Israeli bloodsuckers their great friend. This reality compels us once again to remember the unforgettable lessons of that wise sage of Jamaran, who had placed the fight against global arrogance, and at its head the Great Satan, criminal America, at the forefront of our foreign policy. This article intends to familiarize readers with this concept and present strategies for confronting global arrogance to researchers.