The U.S. Policy toward Middle East in the Post-Cold War Era

The aim of this paper is to discuss the United States’ physical and ideological presence in the Middle East since the end of the Cold War. The paper argues that the U.S. Middle East policies are in serious crises and need to be re-formulated if any efficiency is wanted. In addition, this paper aims to discuss the reasons behind the failure which ended in mistrust and resistance against the U.S., ideologically and physically. Author of this paper believes that this crisis is not because of deficit in the mesage, but because of the misunderstanding of the receiver and errors in the policies of the sender.