Change in Arab countries and regional stability

Abstract

After more than half a century since the start of the phase of national independence in the Arab countries, the spark of revolution and change was ignited in the Arab street in Tunisia, to ignite the fire in the dry grass, and the Egyptian street revolted ten days after the departure of the Tunisian president... Then the processes of change continued in the Arab countries, to herald a new era of defiance of dictatorship and the usurpation of rights and freedoms. The ruling authorities failed to achieve progress for their people, and to save them from the darkness of backwardness and the suppression of freedoms, and did not care about rescuing them from misery and deprivation; until Arab unemployment among youth became the highest in the world, and (40%) of the population of Arab countries remained living below the poverty line*.