Iranian Influence: State vs Militias

Since 1979, the region has witnessed significant growth in Iran's influence. Tehran has invested in strengthening its political and military projects in countries such as Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen, leading to the erosion of official institutions and an increase in militia influence, alongside a decline in stability and development in those areas. In contrast, some countries that did not rely on militias managed to build strong institutions and launched developmental projects, resulting in economic and political stability. Today, the debate centers on the future of the region: whether it will follow the model of state and institutions or succumb to failure caused by military and militia domination.

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