Is the Middle East more stable or less stable than 5 years ago?

@jacksonhinklle The logic that nuclear-armed states should prohibit non-nuclear-armed states from possessing nuclear weapons is flawed. If Iran were to acquire nuclear weapons, there would be no more wars of aggression, and the Middle East would be stable. https://t.co/gPq0MaTS5b

I don’t get the hate toward Syria’s president, Ahmed al-Sharaa. If he becomes more moderate and guarantees rights for Druze, Christians, Alawites, and Kurds, why not support rebuilding? Refugees will return and create a stable ally in the Middle East to balance Israel and Iran.

@BobbyHillzr7r @KyleTrainEmoji I am the extreme left and I say if Israel falls and we throw a deal with the Turks and the Iranians, a stable middle east will prevent more refugee waves.

@mehdirhasan I understand what you’re trying to say but Israel is constantly in a risky situation in the Middle East and it requires good defenses to just exist. It’s situation is not really comparable to Russia whose existence is far more stable in the absence of US funded defen…

@thevivafrei @schmosef This conflict with Iran would be inevitable. A nuclear Iran is incompatible with a stable Middle East. It will force uae Saudi Arabia and turkey to get their own nukes. They can terrorize and possible conquer more of the region just like Russia.

@AdameMedia If the gulf of mistrust between Iran and the Gulf countries is bridged, it would be the biggest transformation in the history of the Middle East. Not only would this end US influence, but the world could also witness a new and more stable 'Asian Security Bloc' for oil…

@LiuInTheShadows @YumiBod Fake news from a commie. What a shock. Yes, read that Americans, your influence in the Middle East is over, and the Saudis are abandoning the US and the petro dollar for the far more stable, and much better equipped to defend the Gulf State Allies…. Ukra…

@JoelCRosenberg @Salansar1 Saudi Arabia has long warned of destabilising agendas in the region. Both Iran and Israel have fuelled tensions that harmed the Middle East. Today the Kingdom leads toward a more stable prosperous future one driven by sovereignty, balance and vision. Th…

Turning Iran into a failed state. With horrific consequences for the Iranian people, the Middle East, Europe and Israel itself. As failed states tend to produce more fleeing refugees and terrorist movements than stable ones (we've seen this with Syria, Iraq, Libya etc). Israel