The Middle Eastern imbroglio as the epicenter of confrontation between the modern Pan-Islamist political project and national states
This article analyses the development of the regional conflict in the Middle East. This conflict that started as an internal one in Syria then, starting from 2013-2014, turned to obtain features of regional. The most important threat comes now to national structures and the entire political order in the region from the Islamic State that appeared in 2014. This political entity that occupied vast areas in Syria and Iraq, the fact that has already led to partial disintegration of both countries, is now threatening to other states of the region as well. This factor in addition to other factors of confrontation such as forming transnational politico-confessional axes (Sunni and Shiite), fragmentation of socio-political according to ethno-national and other features, is deepening the base of regional conflict. In these conditions disintegration of many if not the majority of states in the region may if not the majority of states in the region may turn to be inevitable.