The tendency to favor the group we belong to over the group we do not is called:

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Ingroup bias refers to the tendency for individuals to favor and have greater positive feelings toward members of their own group, called the ingroup, over members of a different group, called the outgroup. This bias can lead to prejudice, discrimination, and conflict between different groups. Collective action refers to the collective efforts of a group of people working towards a common goal. Relative deprivation refers to the feeling of being deprived or disadvantaged compared to others in the same social category. Ingroup harmony is not a commonly used term in social psychology.

The Tendency to Favor the Group We Belong to Over