The Middle East Conflict refers to a broad and complex series of political, territorial, and religious disputes primarily involving Israel and Palestine, but also encompassing various Arab nations and other regional actors. The term often highlights the longstanding tensions and violence arising from competing national identities, territorial claims, and historical grievances, particularly regarding the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948, the subsequent Arab-Israeli wars, and the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian disputes over land, rights, and statehood. The conflict has international dimensions, engaging global powers and resulting in numerous peace efforts, negotiations, and resolutions over decades. It remains a central and contentious issue in global geopolitics, reflecting deeper historical, cultural, and socio-economic divides.
The Lebanese government, led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, is focusing on strengthening military presence in the south to enhance national security. Key strategies include increasing troop numbers, improving training,…