The Issue of external employment of minorities in the Middle East and its impact on Iraqi National Security

Abstract

This study seeks to shed light on the issue of external employment of minorities in the Middle East and its impact on Iraqi national security, where the problem of the study centered on the extent of Iraqi national security affected by issues of international and regional employment of minorities in order to achieve its national interests.

The study concluded with results that cannot be underestimated, as it became clear that the extent of Iraqi national security was affected by the projects of Western powers seeking to divide the Arab countries, where it has been cut off in this context, and its most important features were manifested by northern Iraq through American support for the project of the Greater Kurdistan State, and on the one hand Others demonstrated the cases of political polarization and security instability due to the adoption of the regional and major powers of minorities with the aim of imposing their own agenda, and the axes of the conflict in northern Iraq between the Israeli -Iranian conflict, the American -Iranian conflict, in addition to the roles of Turkey and Iran, have met with the Iranian side on the priority of the regional unit of Iraq The Kurdish Independence Project resulted.