Middle East Politics refers to the political dynamics, power relationships, governmental structures, and conflicts that occur within the countries of the Middle East region. This encompasses the interactions between various national governments, non-state actors, regional organizations, and international powers. Key issues often include territorial disputes, governance challenges, sectarian tensions, and the influence of external actors, such as the United States, Russia, and European countries. Major topics in Middle East Politics include the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Iranian nuclear program, the role of oil and gas in shaping foreign relations, and the impact of political movements such as Arab nationalism and Islamic fundamentalism. The region’s history, culture, and socio-economic factors significantly inform its political landscape, making it one of the most complex and closely examined areas in global politics.
Renewed conflict in Gaza as Israel launches airstrikes following a brief truce with Hamas, ending a period of fragile calm. The Israeli Defense Forces targeted alleged Hamas positions, with extensive…