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Regardless of who runs the White House, whether it’s Republican President Donald Trump or his Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, the President-elect will face several crises in the Middle East, most of which revolve around Turkish extremism, guns Iranians and their respective organizations in the region, according to the Jerusalem daily. To post “.
Erdogan’s expansionist policy
Ankara provoked a crisis with Greece, bombed Iraq, threatened Armenia, Israel, Egypt and the Emirates, in addition to its continuous military aggression against pro-Washington forces in Syria, in addition to practicing “blackmail” on Europe in relation to the file of migrants and facilitate their movement to it, by sea.
Turkish extremism destabilizes the region, especially after Ankara’s support for terrorists and incitement against Europe, as well as its purchase of the Russian S-400 air defense system, which is what the next American president must face the ambitions of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to control the eastern Mediterranean.
Iranian weapon
Iran continues to develop large ballistic missiles and more drones, launching some of them against US interests in Iraq, as well as inflicting damage on the Kurds, attacking ships, and threatening both Saudi Arabia and Israel.
The US president needs to deter Iran and find a way to stop the influence of his militia in Iraq, Syria and Yemen, as well as arm Hezbollah in Lebanon, knowing that it is going through a huge economic crisis due to sanctions imposed by the United States Treasury.
It highlights the role of the United States Navy in the Gulf to deter Iran, as well as providing the United States with Israel support and close involvement in intelligence on Iran and its plans.
Iraq and Syria
The newspaper says that despite the United States’ success in the war against “ISIS,” the United States is exposed to many threats and pressure in Iraq and Syria, and believes it is important for Washington to strengthen its presence in Arbil in northern Iraq. and equip its base with adequate air defense, especially since the Kurdish areas are safe and loyal to the United States.
Palestinian leadership
The Trump administration produced a series of peace accords that the stagnant Palestinian leadership did not like, putting a generation of Palestinians in a state of confusion and loss, and this needs to be heeded, as the experience of the past has shown that ignoring this group leads to poor results, according to the newspaper’s analysis.
And for Hamas, Turkey and Iran to enjoy greater influence in Ramallah and look to Tel Aviv, is not in the interest of the United States, Israel or the allies, who range from Jordan to Abu Dhabi and Cairo, according to the same newspaper.
From Libya to Afghanistan
There is also a general instability, as the Middle East is divided into two camps, and Libya and Afghanistan continue to be threatened by extremists, which demands a confrontation by the United States using its resources in Africa, from AFRICOM and SOCOM, especially since it has forces specials operating in about 90 countries.
The horrors of the Taliban and ISIS in Afghanistan are still being felt, with attacks on Sikhs, college students and more.
In addition to all of the above, dealing with Syrian refugees in Jordan and Turkey, as well as helping Yazidis resettle as part of achieving stability.
