I have been watching this Israeli Palestinian issue now for many years. The thing that keeps coming up in my mind is, how long will the government of Israel continue to claim self defense, by using Tanks and droping bombs on a civilian population in the Gaza strip and West Bank? This looks like a complete slaughter of innocent civilians on the television news every night?. I know many say that Israel has a right to defend themselves. But I do not see the Palestinians with Tanks, or with any aircraft.? Do the Israelis know how this all looks to the rest of the world.?!
That's just a part of the big picture...
The big picture = Beneficiaries of conflicts
#### Beneficiaries of Conflicts in the Middle East
The conflicts in the Middle East have had complex and far-reaching consequences, and it is challenging to pinpoint specific beneficiaries. However, it is possible to identify some actors and entities that have gained certain advantages or benefits from these conflicts. These benefits may vary depending on the specific conflict and the interests of the parties involved. Here are some potential beneficiaries:
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Regional Powers: Some regional powers have sought to expand their influence and leverage the conflicts in the Middle East to advance their own interests. For example, Iran has capitalized on the power vacuum created by conflicts in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen to increase its regional influence and support proxy groups. Similarly, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states have used conflicts to assert their influence and counter Iran's influence.
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Arms Industry: The conflicts in the Middle East have led to increased demand for weapons and military equipment. Arms-producing countries, including the United States, Russia, and European countries, have benefited economically from arms sales to various parties involved in the conflicts.
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Non-State Actors: Certain non-state actors, such as extremist groups like ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), have exploited the conflicts to gain territory, resources, and power. These groups have used the chaos and instability to establish their own self-proclaimed caliphate and carry out acts of terrorism.
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Energy Interests: The Middle East is a major global supplier of oil and gas. Conflicts in the region can disrupt energy supplies and lead to price fluctuations, which can benefit countries or entities with control over alternative energy sources or those with the ability to exploit the resulting market conditions.
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Foreign Powers: Some foreign powers, such as the United States, Russia, and China, have used the conflicts in the Middle East to advance their geopolitical interests. These powers may seek to establish military bases, secure access to resources, or influence regional dynamics to their advantage.
While certain actors may benefit from conflicts in the Middle East, the overall impact of these conflicts has been devastating for the region and its people. The humanitarian toll, displacement of populations, and destruction of infrastructure far outweigh any potential benefits gained by specific actors.
However, the beneficiaries mentioned above are not exhaustive, and the dynamics of conflicts in the Middle East are complex and multifaceted.


