Conflicts in the Middle East

1967 –

Since 1967, the Middle East has been marked by ongoing conflict and instability. The Arab-Israeli conflict continued after the Six-Day War, leading to multiple wars and persistent tensions between Israel and its neighbors. Afghanistan became another focal point of conflict, with decades of war, including the Soviet invasion, the rise of the Taliban, and the U.S.-led invasion after 9/11. The region has also seen wars in Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria, fueled by religious, political, and territorial disputes. Global powers have been deeply involved, making the Middle East a hotbed of international conflict and change.