Conflicts in the Middle East have escalated significantly in recent months, drawing global attention to complex and multi-layered issues. One of the main highlights is the ever-increasing tension between Israel and Palestine, which has been further exacerbated by recent events such as rocket attacks and retaliatory attacks. In Gaza, Hamas continues to carry out attacks using rockets on Israeli territory. In response, the Israeli Armed Forces launched airstrikes that destroyed Hamas military infrastructure as well as buildings considered strategic sites. In recent weeks, these attacks have caused many civilian casualties, drawing condemnation from various international parties. Meanwhile, in neighboring countries such as Lebanon and Syria, there are concerns about the wider impact of this conflict. The Hezbollah group, which is influential in Lebanon, has openly expressed its support for Palestine and has not hesitated to get involved in the conflict, raising the risk of further escalation. Outside of the conflict between Israel and Palestine, in the Gulf region, tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia are also starting to heat up. The two are engaged in a long-standing power struggle, and recent developments suggest that the two countries are likely to escalate the situation to gain dominance in the region. Iran, which often supports militant groups in Palestine, is considered increasingly aggressive in its political and military approach in the Middle East. However, international parties, including the UN, are trying to urge both parties to reduce tensions. Diplomatic missions have been carried out to unify positions and find a peaceful solution, but the results are still not visible. A series of meetings between major countries were also intensified, with the aim of achieving stability and peace in the Middle East. The refugee phenomenon is also a big concern in the context of this conflict. Thousands of people have been displaced by the violence, creating a humanitarian crisis that cannot be ignored. International aid organizations are struggling to provide support, but access to affected areas is often hampered by ongoing tensions. Social media plays an important role in disseminating information about this conflict. Recent news, although often containing unverified information, adds to the heat of the situation and worsens the global community’s perception of the parties involved. Disinformation can create stereotypes and increase hatred between groups, complicating efforts to achieve constructive dialogue. In the latest developments, several countries have announced plans to carry out security missions to protect civilians caught in conflicts. However, logistical and political challenges are the main obstacles to its implementation. These growing tensions, involving many actors and interests, show that the situation in the Middle East shows no signs of easing. Given the many dynamics that exist, it is important for all parties to review their strategies and approaches in order to achieve a long-term solution that can end violence and restore stability in this tumultuous region.