Conflicts in the Middle East

Over the centuries there was a conflict between the Middle East and the West With the changing times, the causes of these conflicts have also changed with the events of the surrounding world. Historically, the decline of the Ottoman Empire of the 19th century has paved the way for European colonialism, and the beginning of European colonialism was an extra territory and a desire for the door to Asia. Therefore, the First World War began, the conflict was mainly about religion. But when the war ended, when all the countries removed European imperialism, the British provided the Jews with the land originally belonged to the Palestinian people in the 1917 Balfour Declaration; the Arab and the Middle East

Since 1945, history has experienced many conflicts, wars, ideologies and regional hegemony in the Middle East. With regard to the study of the causes of war and conflict in the Middle East, people have to cope with various causes in order to turn light into reality. Contrary to the African war, the war of poverty and racial discrimination, the war of the Middle East requires a thorough review for more complicated reasons. In addition to social disorder and long-term disarray, various studies have shown that conflicts in the Middle East adversely affect their economic growth and economic development. Other overtime labor surveys identified race superiority and causes of government type problems. Still others believe that the conflict in the Middle East is directly linked to the civil war. This research aims to explore the real cause of the Middle East war since 1945.

It is not an exaggeration to say that the relationship between the Middle East and its surrounding areas is complicated. However, it is impossible to fully understand the political situation, decisions, and conflicts in the Middle East without knowing the relationship to inform them. This interactive visualization by David McCandless and UniversLab is trying to map the relationship between the countries forming the Middle East and the group. Click on a country or group to see its known allies and enemies.

Since 1945, in the history of conflict in the Middle East, the Western influence in the Middle East was very obvious. Colonial control of the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France played a role in the struggle between Arabs and Israelis. Another big influence can be seen in the Israel - Palestinian conflict in the Middle East. The Middle East is an extended period of the Cold War age between the Soviet Union and the United States for 40 years (Beverly Milton and Peter Hinchcliffe, 2008 p. 36). This cold war affected the growth and occurrence of conflict in this area. UK and France invasion in the Middle East has also adversely affected the social and economic growth in the Middle East. Western countries divide the region into parts to help them to impose their power. They divided the area in the 18th, 19th and early 20th century (Ismael, 1986 p. 42).