Özet:

The Middle East, which is focused on this study, is one of the areas of the earth concerned due to its religious, economic and geo-strategic importance. The region is home to a sacred place like Jerusalem, which is of great importance for Muslims, Christians and Jews. Since the ancient times of history, the members of all three religions have been fighting blood for Jerusalem. On the other hand, the desires of the Jews for the “Promised Land” are felt by the religious crisis in wider spheres. While the Zionist focuses do not avoid any effort to reach their own emiliates on the region, after the Industrial Revolution, the Western states have made a serious struggle for the establishment of sovereignty in the region. Muslims, however, seem far from claiming sufficient rights on the land and natural resources they possess from the loss of power and the destruction of the Ottoman State. The importance of the Middle East, the problem of sovereignty seen in most of the region countries, is the subject of the work on the intervening actions of the colonial states in the region and their consequences. The study was conducted in the form of a interpretation and historical analysis of the data obtained through the literary scan. The main findings of the study are that the sovereignty issue seen in most Middle East states is the ground for Western-Sionist intervention, and that the interventions that occur in the region lead to much larger problems. It is clear that those affected by the outcome are Muslim communities in the Middle East. First of all, the fact that some of these problems, including compulsory immigrations from the region, have a negative impact on the West, is a contradiction in itself.

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Özet:

The Middle East, is one of the most problematic regions of the world due to its religious, economic and geo-strategic importance. The region hosts a sacred place such as Jerusalem, which is considered as extremely important by Muslims, Christians and Jews. Since the ancient times, members of all three religions have been in bloody struggles for Jerusalem. Furthermore, the desires of the Jews about the promised land make the religious crisis felt in larger areas. While the Zionist foci did not avoid making any effort to reach their own goals on the region, especially after the Industrial Revolution, the Western states struggled to establish domination. Muslims, on the other hand, seem to be far from claiming sufficient rights over their lands and natural resources as the Ottoman Empire lost power and collapsed. In this context, this study focuses on the importance of the Middle East, the problem of sovereignty seen in most of the regional countries, the interventionist actions of the imperialist states in the region and the consequences of these activities. The study was carried out in the form of an interpretation and historical analysis based on the data obtained through a literature review. The main findings of the study are that the problem of sovereignty, which is seen in most of the Middle Eastern states, paves the way for Western-Zionist interventionism, and the interventions that occur lead to much greater problems in the region. It is obvious that the Muslim communities of the Middle East are the ones who suffered the most from the result. The fact that some of these problems affect the West adversely, especially the forced migration from the region, stands out as a contradiction in itself.