Seminaries and Propagation of Revolutionary Values in the context of the International law of Communications

RECABIAN, RASHID; Padarvand, Mahdi; Smart Granny Crane, Dariush

doi:10.2783.4999/QJPR.2003.1107.076

Seminaries and Propagation of Revolutionary Values in the context of the International law of Communications

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

RASHID RECABIAN ¹

Mahdi Padarvand ²

Dariush Smart Granny Crane ³

¹ hjdsofu iuerpuv

² Ma. In International Relations, Guilan University

³ Graduated from the International Relations Department of Guilan University

10.2783.4999/QJPR.2003.1107.076

Abstract

Abstract

The main challenge emerging from the changes in the Middle East, especially in Syrian crisis, is a theoretical challenge, which, on one hand, reflects the United States' inability to balance its interests in the region and, on the other hand, reflects the failure of its foreign policy to secure its own interests in the region.. Therefore, the main question of this study is that, what are the most important strategy foundations of the United States foreign policy in Syrian crisis? The hypothesis of this study is that the main strategy adopted by the United States in Syrian crisis is to secure Israel, to weaken political Islam and front Resistance and prevention from Iran Russia's influence in the Middle East. This research is descriptive-analytic and its data is collected through the study of books and articles. The findings of this paper suggest that despite the strength of the resistance front in the region, Israel security has been endangered. So, the United States and its regional allies are trying to prevent the influence of this front among Arab countries.

Keywords

Keywords: crisis

Arab Spring

Israel

Security

the resistance front

Syria

The United States