describe recent divisions and changes to political systems in the Middle East.
1. The rulers of various countries have used their power to eliminate term limits, which is a sign of a weak political system.
2. The end of apartheid in South Africa, as well as the end of various dictatorships throughout the continent, including the Sudan, caused a strengthening of political systems.
3. A lack of needed resources, such as food and medical care; social or cultural divisions; trauma from historical or contemporary events; other factors caused protests
4. The regime changes of the Arab spring were caused by division and frustrations with the regions, political systems, which caused protest in the region.
5. In Iran, there have been ongoing protests against the government's economic policies and corruption, leading to increased divisions within the political system.
6. In Lebanon, the government resigned following widespread protests against political corruption and economic mismanagement, leading to calls for a complete overhaul of the political system.
7. The ongoing conflict in Syria has led to a fragmentation of the country, with different groups vying for power and control, causing significant divisions within the political system.
8. In Iraq, there have been widespread protests against government corruption and lack of basic services, leading to calls for political reform and a change in the political system.
9. The recent normalization of relations between Israel and some Arab countries has caused divisions within the region, with some countries supporting the move while others opposed it, leading to shifts in alliances and political dynamics.
10. The ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran has led to increased divisions within the region, with countries choosing sides and aligning themselves based on their geopolitical interests, causing shifts in regional politics.