Author: Daniel Sógor

            Indeed the Arab world is surrounded by myths and generalization, both in the West and in the Middle East. In the West someone hears “Arabs like none other: Oman”

And now the continuation from last week. Should Iran tremble?             The international reaction seem to take it for granted that Iran crossed the line “Cornered Part II”

            Last week we saw the fall of one figure from the B Team, John Bolton. Since than Israel had its second scrap elections and “Cornered”

            A very hot summer is behind us. A number of times it seemed that Washington will finally go to war against Iran. Starting with “Resistance and resilience”

            Last time we already saw mysterious explosions hitting Iraq for weeks, which is causing ever more tension in the Iraqi politics. Prime Minister ‘Ādil “Cry, ‘Havoc’! …”

            The inner dealing of the Iraqi politics, though they are very delicate matters and no Iraqi government is in an enviable situation, became severely “And Iraq said: No!”

            Last week we already foreshadowed that there are big changes on horizon for Syria. And then came the last, “Who is outsmarting whom?”

            Syria, which was one of the last countries to be hit by the so called “Arab Spring” back in 2011 for years ruled the “America, Syria and the big map”

            While most of the Middle Eastern attention now turns to the Persian Gulf amidst possible confrontation between Iran and the US with its Gulf “Oil and Water, Iran and Egypt”