Technically Both. Most of the Middle East is in Asia with the Exception of Egypt, which is in Africa.
Technically Both. Most of the Middle East is in Asia with the Exception of Egypt, which is in Africa.
Part of it is in Africa and part is in Asia, although the vast majority of it is in Asia.
Africa
The three continents that the Middle East touches is Asia, Africa, and Europe. It is located in the majority of the western part of Asia.
The Middle East, it is a country mainly in North Africa
The Arabian Peninsula, which includes Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, and the United Arab Emirates, is in extreme southwest Asia, separated from Africa by the Red Sea and the Suez Canal.
Jerusalem is located in Israel in the Middle East, which is technically part of Asia, not Africa.
Yes, it is on the Arabian Peninsula in southwest Asia.
Libya is on the north coast of Africa. i.e. technically it's Northern Africa. It is not a part of the traditional definition of the Middle East, but a part of the Greater Middle East. Note, Lybia's northern border is the Mediterranean Ocean so one could say it is a ""Mediterranean" country.
It is different because it is on a separate plate called the "Middle Eastern Plate". It is still a part of Asia but Egypt is a part of Africa.
Hummus originates in the middle east, which is both a part of Asia and north Africa.
Egypt is a transcontinental country, primarily in Africa while the Sinai peninsula is in the Middle East part of Asia. So, a small part of the country is in Asia, but the majority is in Africa.
The Middle East is a subregion of Asia. I assume by Asian you mean East Asia. India is not a part of the Middle East or East Asia. It's in its own subregion: South Asia. It can be also referred to as the Indian subcontinent but can be offensive to Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Nepalese, Sri Lankans, and Bhutanese people because you would be using the name of a country (India) to refer to a region that is more than just India. For this reason you should use the term South Asia instead of Indian Subcontinent.