The Role of Saddam Hussain in Serving the Aims of America in the Middle East

Role of Saddam Hussein in service to the Middle East and the United States In order to understand the role of Saddam Hussein in US service in the Middle East it is important to outline the international struggle, especially in the Gulf region. This area is in the second half of this century. The international struggle in the Gulf region is part of the struggle throughout the region, but this specific region is the use of the Islamic world as a result of seeking what is contained in the land

Let's go back to 2003. Initially in the Middle East there were three major players in Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Led by Saddam Hussein, both Iran and Saudi Arabia were hostile to Iraq - the war between Iran and Iraq occurred in the 1980s, the secular rule of Saddam's Iraq and the orthodox Sunni doctrine of Saudi Arabia was Sunni against him It does not match the faction's resistance. If the US invades Iraq in 2003 and overthrows the administration it will result in the withdrawal of the most influential and dangerous power in the Middle East.

When the war in the Middle East began, Saddam Hussein called it a holy war in the Muslim tradition even though he seemed to be his own Allah. President Bush also prayed, but now I talked to a bishop who is opposed to regular war. The cynics says, "What is the use? God can not have both sides." Their conclusion is logical: "Do not pray in war." I am the cheapest of all pacifist laughs And rustic things are ridiculous of God of war to attract the god of battle. This is ridiculously illogical. Because we do not have the right to kill for victory when we have the right to pray for it. If war is not jihad it is a holy war - Holocaust "(CW, XXX, p.307)

Fawaz A Gerges: Obama and the Middle East: The end of America? (Palgrave Macmillan, 2012): When are you going to do? Since the Madrid negotiations that broke Saddam Hussein in 1991 to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, the United States has not done anything constructive in the Middle East, but Bush is still behind by Saudi Arabia. The violent wounds of Israelis in Iraq and Iran are unstable. Mr Obama conceded Arab Spring, but eventually I could not support it. Not only will it make the Arab world more democratic and prosperous, it also aims to make it more independent from the United States.