Middle East's Quest for New Balance

The article focused on the developments in the Middle East following the collapse of the Soviet Union, where the world is now primarily dominated by the influence of the United States and emerging regional powers. It highlights the increasing Iranian influence in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen, alongside the declining influence of traditional Arab states and Israel, which is striving to strengthen its military and political position. The article emphasizes that the region is currently witnessing a struggle among three main projects: an Iranian project aimed at maintaining its influence, an Israeli project seeking dominance, and an emerging regional axis attempting to prevent either side from establishing absolute hegemony, underscoring the importance of building a balance to prevent instability.

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