The latest developments in the conflict in the Middle East show complex dynamics, involving various global and regional actors. In recent months, tensions between Iran and Israel have increased, especially with Israeli air strikes on military bases in Syria that are suspected of being linked to Iran. Iran responded with threats and increased its influence through militia groups such as Hezbollah in Lebanon and various factions in Iraq. Meanwhile, in the Palestinian territory, the escalation of violence between Israel and the Hamas group in Gaza has increased. Rocket attacks from Gaza and retaliatory Israeli air attacks resulted in casualties on both sides. Normalization agreements between Israel and several Arab countries, such as the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, have also been a factor in triggering dissatisfaction and resistance from Palestinians. On the other hand, the civil war in Yemen is still ongoing, with the intervention of the coalition led by Saudi Arabia and Iran’s support for the Houthis. Intense fighting in Marib and Aden created a critical humanitarian situation. Yemeni refugees need urgent international assistance, but that assistance is often hampered by the protracted conflict. Simultaneously, tensions between Türkiye and neighboring countries, especially Greece, regarding the exploration of natural resources in the Eastern Mediterranean, are also in the spotlight. Türkiye is trying to expand its influence and maintain its strategic interests, but this has resulted in diplomatic conflicts that have the potential to trigger military tensions. Beyond that, Lebanon’s increasingly severe economic crisis adds another layer of turmoil in the Middle East. The rise of the protest movement continues, demanding political reform and transparency. This instability can increase sectarian tensions between existing minority and majority groups. Positive developments can be seen from the diplomatic efforts undertaken by countries such as Qatar and Oman, which are trying to facilitate dialogue between the various parties to the dispute. These efforts are very important to defuse existing tensions and find a path towards a peaceful settlement must also be strengthened by a stable international environment. Initiatives to promote stability in the Middle East require commitment from all actors, both local and global. The six main pillars, namely security, economic, social, cultural, political and environmental, must be considered so that a solution can be found for prolonged conflicts. The injustices experienced by people in various countries must be emphasized so as not to worsen the existing situation and create further divisions. With in-depth analysis, it is important for all parties involved in the Middle East to collaborate, find common ground and create a peaceful and stable future. Given the current situation, which is filled with complex challenges, strategic collaboration and honest communication will be key to maintaining stability in the region.