Why no sympathy for Saudi Arabia, asks cartoon

Terror attacks in Brussels, Turkey, Paris have all seen the emergence of cartoons and other forms of tributes, which circulate widely among social media platforms.

LES ATTENTATS CE MARDI 22 MARS À BRUXELLES.
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- PLANTU (@plantu) March 22, 2016

Social media is almost always the first to lead tributes to major terror attacks around the world, be it in the form of cartoons, hash tags or pictures of solidarity.

Terror attacks in Brussels, Turkey, Paris have all seen the emergence of cartoons and other forms of tributes, which circulate widely among social media platforms.

People in Saudi Arabia, however, are now sharing a cartoon which questions the lack of empathy the world has towards their country in case of terror attacks.

In the original cartoon, France can be seen consoling Belgium, and in the next cartoon, the two countries are joined by Turkey. The fourth cartoon shows Saudi Arabia standing at a distance, listing out the history of attacks.

• Saudi Arabia