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After the Soviet Union broke up in 1991, then NATO Secretary General, Joseph Luns said, "Now we must look for new enemies, for the continuation of weapons production and war preparation programs for our armed forces, there are no suitable enemies except radical Islamic groups in The middle East!".

At that time there had not yet emerged a strong Islamic militia group such as Al Qaeda, even if there were all of them in the West who were both fighting the danger of the Communists. The US joined the war in Afghanistan against Soviet "occupation", Mujahidin groups armed by the West and funded by the Gulf played an important role in the war to defeat the Soviets.

Now, in a few days the US and its allies will announce the end of ISIS in Iraq and Syria after massive military operations in the last ISIS enclave in Bagouz, Northeast Syria. The question that arises is who is the new enemy that will be opposed by the West to continue the program as Luns said first?

What is certain is not Russia, China and North Korea, because they all have nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles that are capable of sending nuclear upstream to every city in the US and Europe.

There are 3 parties that might be the strongest nominees, at least until now:

First: Iran, many indications indicate that, starting from the US withdrawal from the Nuclear Agreement, the discourse of the establishment of the NATO Arab, to the increasingly embargo.

Second: Lebanese Hezbollah, the latest is a British decision that includes Hizbullah, both political and military wing, into terrorist groups.

Third: Al-Qaeda, a lot of information says that Al-Qaeda has risen again under the leadership of Hamzah Bin Laden.

Excellent Syrian-Iranian relations began to be "rocked", Saudi Arabian Members of Parliament who attended the Arab Parliament meeting in Amman yesterday began to seduce the Chairman of the Syrian Parliament, apparently there was a green light for the return of Syria to the Arab League Chair. As Iran was named the biggest threat in the Middle East at the Warsaw summit yesterday, so Israel was in a safe position, no longer a "pin in ass" of Arabs