Start or End of the Battle in the Region

The Middle East region is going through a very sensitive transition period that has left its future in a state of uncertainty. The prediction of the upcoming developments in this region is so important that many in the world are preoccupied with it. It will not be possible to draw a view of the future of the region, except by looking at the past, as well as assessing the current balance of power in it. For the Balfour Declaration (1917) which is the basis for the foundation of Israel, essentially a dual purpose was defined; one was the displacement of Jews from Europe and getting rid of them, and the other was the establishment of a base united with the west in the Middle East, which was created for long-term conflict with Arabs and Muslims. An exploration of international affairs shows that the Middle East is the most political point in the world, whose developments had, have and will have a direct impact on global developments. Maybe, that is why it has become the main scene of the international conflict. And in addition to the first world powers, the second-rate powers also strive to gain a foothold in this region. The heavy global conflict has made the region face a very difficult situation, which makes predicting future even more difficult. Meanwhile, the internal forces are experiencing a fluctuating process, witnessing the rise of some trends and fall of others. Continuing with the research, it is appropriate to consider the strength factors of the allies of Iran and also the current status of the Western and US allies, and the role of other global powers in the region, in order to gain a better understanding of the future in the light of this. It is also necessary to look at the rise of non-state forces that now play an undeniable role. In the end, drawing on the approach of effective regional and global forces, we have concluded that the current regional challenges will continue for at least a few years, but it is unlikely that there will be a lot of change in the existing balance of power.