America's role on the instability of peace in the Middle East region

American foreign policy has sought to establish world order and organize security in all parts of the world with the western model and democratization. The realization of this goal provided an excuse to engage in military actions and presence in different regions of the world. In this regard, America attacked Iraq in 2003 for its major presence in the Middle East region. However, the consequences of this attack and the presence of the United States caused this country to become more involved in regional events and developments in the region and seek to create its desired order by spending its own money and policies. This research aims to investigate the role of American policies in the expansion of insecurity in the Middle East region in a descriptive and analytical method and collected with library documents, and seeks to answer the question of how American policies have affected the growth of insecurity and instability of peace in the Middle East region? The hypothesis of the article is that the presence of the United States in the Middle East has caused the growth of terrorism, the growth of violence and war in the shadow of this country's arms trade in the region, the polarization of relations between the countries of the region and the promotion of insecurity for the unquestioning support of regional allies.