But the rise of Arab military coalitions raises serious concerns, not least because the history of Arab-led military interventions – unlike those carried out by the West in places like Bosnia, Kosovo, and even Libya – does not contain any promising precedent. Such interventions were usually aimed at empowering a proxy political force over its military and political rivals, instead of averting humanitarian disaster or institutionalizing a non-violent conflict-resolution mechanism following a war.
但阿拉伯军事联盟的崛起引发了严重关切，这不仅因为以阿拉伯为首的军事干预史从未有过成功的先例——不像西方在波斯尼亚、科索沃甚至利比亚等地进行的军事干预。上述干预措施通常目的是协助代理政治势力战胜其军事政治对手，而不是为避免人道主义灾难或在战后建设非暴力的冲突解决机制。