Ressentiment : the main source of violence and terrorism in the Middle East in 1402

In the year 1402 (2023 AD), there is hardly any place in the world that is as captive to uncertainty and insecurity as the countries of the Middle East. Out of about thirty countries located in the Middle East and two adjacent regions, namely the South Caucasus, Central Asia, and South Africa, according to research, 19 countries are involved in internal or neighboring wars and crises. Meanwhile, the process of growth and development in the rest of the world has accelerated, and despite some national crises (caused by Corona or climate changes or expensive technologies), the amount of positive changes is impressive.But leaving these big issues aside, the specific question that we are trying to answer in this article is what is the main and most active problem or super crisis of the nations of the Middle East in the year 1402 and what is the way to get rid of it or reduce it? In order to explain and understand this issue, by interpreting the analysis and findings, this hypothesis is tested that an important variable named Kin Tuzi (according to Hegel, Max Schellery) has caused insecurity and restlessness, and this causes a wave of anger and terror.