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End of the American Middle East
The article discusses how the U.S.-led regional order in the Middle East since the Gulf War of 1991 is nearing its end, primarily due to its declining ability to protect allies and increasing protests. The author argues that the American-Israeli war with Iran has revealed the weakening of U.S. influence following the failure to reach agreements with the Palestinians, and that the current strategy has led to chaos and fragile stability in the region. The article proposes building a new system based on reducing military intervention, improving relations with Iran, respecting human rights, and rebuilding ties with Israel, while urging the United States to promote political reform instead of relying on authoritarian regimes.
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