Regional Deadlock and Peace Impasse in the Middle East

The article addresses the crisis of fragmented sovereignty in the Middle East and its impact on the persistent difficulty of achieving peace in the region. It explains that conflicts deepen as the dividing line between internal identity and regional geopolitics collapses, with central state policies diminishing in the face of struggles among local groups that transform into quasi-sovereign entities receiving external support. This situation amplifies regional tensions and threatens stability. The article concludes that building lasting peace requires internal reforms to ensure national unity, along with a shift in regional relations toward a pattern based on trust and mutual benefit rather than escalation and ongoing hostility.

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