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Dr. Samaa Suleiman discusses regional security post-Gaza and Iran
The article discusses the necessity of establishing a new regional security system in the Middle East to enhance crisis management and prevent the escalation of conflicts. It emphasizes that the Middle East possesses significant military capabilities and broad alliances, but lacks a collective framework to organize competition and curb the slide into war—especially in light of recent escalating tensions following the Gaza War and the conflicts between Iran and Israel. The article proposes building a multilevel system focused on preventing and managing crises, which includes political cooperation, trust-building measures, reducing arms races, and economic collaboration. It stresses the importance of involving Iran and Turkey and establishing security arrangements that consider the interests of all parties, as well as addressing the Palestinian issue within this system to ensure comprehensive stability.
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