Why are there frequent wars in the Middle East and why has the United States been intervening in this region?

Before explaining this problem, we should understand the national nature of the United States. The United States is an immigrant country, and millions of people of different colors from all over the world yearn for free and equal immigration to the United States every year. Give the simplest example. When a foreigner immigrates to the United States, it is impossible to ignore the present situation of his former country. For example, American policy towards Germany depends largely on Germans who immigrate to the United States. This has also caused the enthusiasm of the United States for foreign intervention. Because of the nature of the country, this is basically impossible to change.

The Middle East, as a major region that believes in the Islamic world, has many problems that affect the world.

1. * * ability of the Jewish people. 2. The spread of extremist Islamic forces. Oil and energy issues. The problem of state monopoly power

Regarding the first question, there are a large number of Jewish immigrants in the United States, and most of them are American elites. There are a large number of scientists, capitalists, doctors and lawyers. Similarly, there are more immigrants from the Islamic world in the United States, but their influence on American politics and economy is far less than that of Jewish immigrants. This is also one of the reasons why the United States is concerned about the Middle East issue.

The second problem is that Islam itself is a religion. However, due to the rule of the old powers before the middle of the last century, the Islamic nation has a profound sense of hardship. I believe that only by improving my own strength can I gain the respect of the world. This also gives the conditions for the development of extreme religious forces. Through several wars in the Middle East, the Islamic world has reached an understanding that the pagan country (Israel) in this region cannot be eliminated by military force alone. Egyptian President Sadat advocated solving ethnic and historical problems through dialogue, but was assassinated. Since then, terrorism has become the main means for Islamic extremist forces to fight against the world. Western developed countries and China are deeply troubled by Islamic extremist forces, and the elimination of terrorism is well known to all. This is also one of the ills of the world. This is reason 2.

The third question is often discussed. Oil is the blood of the world economy. Stabilizing oil prices and ensuring energy security is one of the important conditions for world economic development. That's the reason. The media always exaggerates this reason, but it is only one of many reasons.

The fourth question. People-oriented has become a trend in the world today. Through the experience and lessons of human development for thousands of years. The system is more reliable than a wise monarch, and it is the guarantee of human happiness. When a country and a nation fall into fanatical personality worship, the fate of this country and this nation is dominated by a few so-called wise kings. For example, Hitler in Germany in World War II, the great leader of our country (although he made great contributions to the founding of the country, his mistakes in his later years almost destroyed our country). Saddam Hussein and other former leaders of the Middle East took the initiative to invade Iran and Kuwait, which triggered the Gulf War. Ordered the army to slaughter Kurds and opponents), Gaddafi (launched an invasion of sub-Saharan countries, sheltered the perpetrators of the Lockerbie air crash, assassinated political opponents, etc. ) and this time Assad in Syria and so on. This is almost a gathering place for talents. People, not great men, should be the real masters of a country. It is difficult for western countries to sit idly by and ignore their systems. This is reason 4.

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