30
Sep
The problems facing the Middle East today can be traced back, in part, to decisions made by the Allies during and after World War II. The involvement of Western powers, particularly Britain, France, and the United States, in redrawing borders, forming alliances, and influencing the political landscape left the region with deep-rooted tensions that continue to spark conflicts. While the complexities of the Middle East’s current issues involve many factors, the Allies’ role in shaping the region’s political dynamics has been significant and long-lasting. One of the most glaring examples of how the Allies influenced the Middle East is the…