um actually most were neutral and some fought with the allies.
hell 7 declared war on the axis powers:
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Lebanon
Syria
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Were did you study your history?????
Um, let see, -----
Lebanon as a independent nation didn't exist until 1943, and French troops didn't leave the Country until 1946, add to that the fact that Lebanon was under the control of France during the war and thus controlled by the puppet Vichy government, until Lebanon was wrested from Vichy France by Allied forces during the Syria-Lebanon campaign. De Gaulle declared Lebanon independent on November 22, 1943, thought French Troops didn't leave until 1946.
Iraq was a League of Nations mandate under the control of the British until 1932, and in 1941 when the Government of Iraq was over thrown, by the pro German Rashid Ali al-Gaylani and members of the Golden Square, and attempted negotiations with the Axis Powers, Indian troops consequently invaded in late April 1941, The United Kingdom forced Iraq to declare war on the Axis in 1942. British forces remained to protect the vital oil supplies. British and Indian operations in Iraq should be viewed in conjunction with events in neighboring Syria and Persia the British occupied the country until 1947.
Iran/Persia...Reza Shah, refused to remove German Nationals, giving the British and Russians to question the Neutrality of Iran, the British and Russians, gave a final warning about removing the German workers in Iran, and then in 1941 the British and Russians in a joint operation (Operation Countenance) invaded and replaced Reza Shah, and occupied Iran until January 1946.
Syria was much the same as Lebanon, a French Mandate, which fell under control of the Vichy Government, it never declared war on Germany, and for cooperating with Hitler, Germany, and the Nazis, was invaded and occupied until after WWII was over.
Now for Egypt, it was in negotiations with the German Government about the prospect of Egypt joining the Axis should the British be defeated, officially it remained neutral for most of the war.
Saudi Arabia severed diplomatic contacts with Germany on September 11, 1939, and with Japan in October 1941, and was officially neutral.