الاستراتيجية الأميركية في الشرق الأوسط و موقف المؤسسة الدينية الشيعية منها

الملخص EN

Such as the exit of the United States of America from World War II (1931-1945) victorious, marking the birth of a new strategic and political stage, represented by the overwhelming desire that swept the American political circles, the need for Washington to take the lead in international politics, especially as it realized early on the weakness of the allies (Britain-France).

In the face of post-war challenges, although Washington had relied in its strategies on propaganda mechanisms and tools, it was characterized by what was called maintaining international peace and standing up to the Soviet red danger.

In light of this, the religious establishment in Najaf recorded its clear and firm position that the West could not sympathize with Islam or promote its literature.

In addition, the religious authority was keen to distance itself and the souls of its Shiite followers from entering the fray of international conflicts at that historical and political stage that It was marked by the sharpness of its intellectual and ideological differences.