Middle East Crisis

Violence in the Middle East in the Middle East must be stopped for the benefit of mankind. Recent battles are dangerous and fatal. Many measures can be taken to prevent such violence. A permanent ceasefire must be effective, the international community must be involved and the requirements of the land must be established. These three things are necessary to solve this situation. A permanent ceasefire is very important. If permanent ceasefire is effective, the number of deceased persons will decrease greatly.

Today, the main way to ensure stability in the Middle East, mainly Europe and the West, is no longer valid. As one of the top European diplomats recently told me, the Middle East crisis urgently needs a new way of thinking and new leadership. One of his ideas was a solution inspired by "Helsinki" which used various countries to solve common problems if it is a regional problem. My talker 's advice is ingenious, there is a possibility to change game rules. In Helsinki, Finland in 1975, a mechanism was established to alleviate tension and to dialogue between the two Cold War superpowers of America and the Soviets. The resulting Helsinki Agreement is an important step towards strategic downgrading, emphasizing sovereignty and territorial integrity.

One of our first insights is that we face not only the Middle East crisis but also the global impact from the Middle East. The fundamental cause of this crisis is the long history of poor governance in many provinces in this region. The result of the Arab Spring is citizen's connection and empowerment against dissatisfaction with some political leaders who are not well controlled and often corrupt. In the case of the leaders trying to exert power to suppress these popular protest actions, the result in most cases is a civil war.

During the Middle East crisis of 1958, the Marines were used to suppress Lebanon's rebellion, but if Iraq invaded Kuwait, Iraq will be threatened by nuclear attacks. This less well-known crisis helps the American foreign policy collide with the Arab nationalists and often supports regional monarchies. In the early 1960s, the United States resumed its intervention in the Caribbean before World War II, ordered the defeat of Pigbay in 1961 and invaded Cuba, bombing the Dominican Republic during the operation of 1965 and invading the sea . The CIA trained and protected the Cuban exile group in Miami and in 1976 began a terrorist attack on Cuba, including the shooting down of Cuba's private jet near Barbados. During the Cold War, the CIA will also support the support and installation of parent Americans. Authoritarian regime in Iran, Chile, Guatemala, Indonesia and many other countries of the world