Typically, but not necessarily.
The Middle East typically is bounded (inclusively) on in the West by Egypt and Turkey and in the East by Iran and includes the Levant, Mesopotamian, and Arabian Peninsula regions (in addition to those in Anatolia, Nile, and Central Persia).
However, Turkey, Israel, and Iran are not Arab countries and do not exhibit Arab customs, therefore, these nations (out of the entire Middle East) are not considered to be part of the Arab World. Conversely, the Arab World includes the countries of North Africa from Morocco in the West to Egypt in the East. The Arab World may also include (depending on whose definition is being used) the Sudan and Mauritania.
The "Middle East" is typically used, therefore, as a geographic indicator (i.e. Saudi Arabia is in the Middle East). The "Arab World" is typically used as a cultural indicator (i.e. Women have numerous Rights Issues in the Arab World).
No. Iraq is wholly in Asia. It is considered part of the Middle East, Southwest Asia, the Arab World, and the Islamic World.
There are actually three non-Arab Middle Eastern Nations: Turkey, Iran, and Israel.
yes it is located in the middle east, along the Arabian Gulf
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Israel and Iran and Turkey
Islam spread to all corners of the Arab World: North Africa, the Upper Middle East, and Arabia.
The Colonization of the Arab World is the singular most crucial event in creating the Nationalist, Communist, Arab Socialist, and Islamist movements in the Middle East. It was the strong rejection of colonialism and imperialism in the Arab World that led to these movements as different ways of creating a modern Arab identity.
Hummus is originally an Arab dish, but is popular throughout the Arab world and the entire Mediterranean region.
Israel is not considered part of the Arab World since the majority of the population is non-Arab and non-Muslim. However, some might include it because Arabic is one of the official languages.
No. Most countries in the Middle East are Arab, but Israel is not. Additionally, Turkey, Iran, and Cyprus are non-Arab Middle Eastern countries.
Egypt. However, the Israeli, Iranian, and Turkish Air Forces are all stronger (but these Middle Eastern countries are not Arab).
Arabs are located in the Middle East and in Northern Africa