Mahmoud_EGY
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i dont think we can be in a alliance with erdogan or any of his kindIran is already an empire today. Not much the Arabs, Turks and Israelis can do about it. The very fact that the GCC + Turkey + Egypt are rushing to form a Sunni alliance against Iran, which as a Sunni camp completely dominates Iran when it comes to GDP and military expenditure, but can't do anything without the help of Uncle Sam is quite telling.
Iran will dominate the Middle East in the end. Its the era of the Iranic people. The two most significant developments in the region at the moment are the increase of Kurdish nationalism and autonomy + the rise of the neo-Iranian empire.
polarization in the middle east will not be solved by making a deal with iran this would only solve the problems between iran and the west while GCC and turkey and isreal will not accept this i think the problem is between GCC and iran if this is solved our region would be a lot saferThe potential is there. Aside from Iran's shear population size, which is growing, she exerts a combined religious-political-military influence. As the heartland of the Shi'a Sect of Islam, it has influence, naturally, in certain segments of Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, and the Gulf. In addition to this, Iran has the 2nd largest reserve of natural gas, second only to Russia, with over 1.2 Trilion cubic feet of natural gas (confirmed).
Iran must be reunited to the community of nations, reintegrated due to her potential. I believe that the Middle East has been polarized for quite too long, and there must be a more pragmatic approach to all partners here. I welcome Obama's pragmatist approach regarding Iran, and i believe Iran can be coaxed to contribute to help put down ISIS, and the host of potentials that lay before us.