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<> "If Iran has a nuclear weapon, will there be peace in the Middle East?"

Iran's possession of a nuclear ** will not bring peace to the Middle East, but will exacerbate the chaos in the Middle East.

Why is the Middle East in chaos? In fact, it is the struggle between Shiites and Sunnis, mixed with a little intervention by external forces, causing a chain reaction, as for the discord between Jews and Arabs, it seems that it has already been buried in the sand! Since the Arab Spring, Israel has been a spectator, and it has always been the Arabs themselves who have sung the big show.

Therefore, Israel, which may possess nuclear **, is not the root cause of the chaos in the Middle East (Israel does not admit or deny that it has nuclear **), and the Arab world does not need to have a boss town that also has nuclear **! On the contrary, in an era of unrupture and change within the Arab Republic, the absence of nuclear ** will not upset the equilibrium, which is conducive to peace.

Since the end of the fifth Middle East war in 1982, the Arabs have been reluctant to worry about Palestine, and the Arab countries have chosen to turn a blind eye to the fact that Israel is gradually encroaching on the living space of Palestine, so it can be seen that Israel's restoration is no longer the cause of the war in the Middle East, so don't put the blame on Israel, it is indeed impolite to occupy the magpie's nest, but this is not the cause of the chaos in the Middle East today, since Israel is no longer the main factor, why let Arab countries have nuclear ** This!

The real reason for the war in the Middle East is the contradiction between Shiites and Sunnis, after Iran won the revolution in 1979, it has always pursued the revolution abroad, at first there was Iraq to suppress Iran, the latter was difficult to do, but after the 2003 Iraq war, there was a turnaround, Saddam Hussein even disappeared with the Middle East military power Iraq, and Iraq is a country with about 65% of the population is Shia, which gives Iran the conditions for penetration.

Iraq's population, which is a Shiite majority but has long been suppressed by Saddam's Sunnis, has undoubtedly played a role in preventing Iran from unleashing its influence, but the United States has helped Iran move the mountain. In just a few years, Iran's Shiite power expanded rapidly, reaching out to Shiites in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen to form the so-called Crescent, which caused Sunni discontent and tensions, triggering the chaos in the Middle East in 2011.

It can be seen from this that the growth of Iran is one of the basic elements of the chaos in the Middle East, and the support of the two major factions has only begun to compete under the premise that Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and other Sunni countries in the Gulf are not to be outdone.

The point is that neither Saudi Arabia nor Iran has nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia has the technological advantage of American-style equipment, and Iran has the quality advantage of battle-hardened officers and soldiers, and neither of them can eat anyone, so the war in the Middle East is dominated by regional conflicts.

But if Iran has a nuclear **, after breaking the balance of power between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the war will definitely expand, because Iran with nuclear ** will have nothing to fear, it will not let go of the opportunity to completely defeat Saudi Arabia, and there is almost no suspense in expanding the conflict, so it can be seen that Iran is still good without nuclear **.