Conflicts in the Middle East are increasingly heating up, with several countries involved in prolonged tensions. One of the main focuses is tensions between Israel and Palestine, which continue to shake regional stability. Since the last few months, air strikes and clashes in the Gaza region have increased sharply, causing casualties and mass displacement of the civilian population. Meanwhile, Iran continues to strengthen its position in the conflict despite the international sanctions imposed on it. Iran’s support for armed groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah has raised concerns among Sunni Arab countries and the West. The expansion of Iran’s influence in the region has also pushed countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to build stronger strategic alliances, including military and intelligence cooperation. On the other hand, the situation in Syria is also increasingly complex with the existence of various factions fighting for power. Tensions between government forces and opposition fighters, as well as foreign intervention from the United States and Russia, have made it difficult to end the Syrian conflict. Recent reports indicate that violence in Syria has increased again, with attacks targeting areas controlled by the opposition. Geopolitical shifts in the Middle East are increasingly visible with the emergence of normalized relations between several Arab countries and Israel. These steps, although considered positive by some groups, on the other hand triggered strong reactions from pro-Palestinian groups who felt betrayed. Discussions about a two-state solution have returned to the fore, but the reality on the ground continues to show enormous challenges to achieving it. In fact, in the Persian Gulf region, tensions have also increased with strong statements from state leaders. Iran’s leader, Ebrahim Raisi, warned that any attack on Iran would be met with a harsh response. At the same time, Israel stepped up attacks on locations believed to be militant groups’ operational bases. International media, including those based in the Middle East, continue to report on the situation with the necessary analytical acumen. Latest news provides daily updates on conflict developments, including the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza and the conflict in Lebanon. The consequences of this instability not only impact the region’s residents, but also affect the global economy, with oil prices surging and investment reduced in areas deemed to be at high risk. With various dynamics continuing to develop, it is necessary to emphasize the importance of diplomacy and dialogue in efforts to reduce tensions. However, the road to peace still seems long and winding, with many external interventions taking place in it. The involvement of the US and its allies in this conflict has also received a lot of attention, because on the one hand it is considered to be able to encourage a solution, but on the other hand it is often seen as exacerbating existing tensions. The international community continues to monitor these developments in the hope that peace can be achieved soon.