Behavior pattern of regional powers in crisis management (Palestine issue)

Behavioral patterns of regional powers have an undeniable role in the crisis management process. The focus of the current research is to examine the behavioral patterns of regional powers in the management of the Palestinian crisis, which has turned into a conflict between regional powers and their coalitions (issue). The main question of this research is: Considering the realist models in crisis management, how have the behavioral patterns of regional actors manifested in the management of the Palestinian crisis? (question). It seems that in the management of the Palestinian crisis, despite the existence of patterns of aggressive war and power-based politics, as well as making explicit agreements in the form of treaties, the most important behavioral pattern of regional actors has been the pattern based on the balance of power approach (hypothesis).  This research is based on descriptive-analytical approach (method).  In the Palestinian issue, regional powers such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are subject to the logic of the balance of power. Based on this approach, no country can eliminate another actor and each of the powers, based on the principle of survival of the allies prevents the elimination of one side in the region and the crisis continues (findings).