What Next in the Middle East Post War Power Shifts
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan argues peace in the Middle East remains distant amid new wounds and superpower maneuvering. The Yom Kippur war reshaped Arab-Israeli dynamics, exposing Arab losses, Israeli security gains, and heightened Cold War tensions with Moscow and Washington racing toward prudence, oil leverage, and fragile cease-fire bets.
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