The security crisis in Western Asia and the power of the European extreme Right parties

The emergence of a security crisis in West Asia and the overflow of refugees and asylum seekers in Europe have caused various problems for European countries. The issue of immigration to European countries has long been the subject of European right-wing parties and has strengthened the anti-immigration positions of these parties. Extremist right-wingers believe that the presence of asylum seekers in European countries creates challenges and security risks, identities and economies for their communities. Their opposition has led to slamming anti-immigration slogans and provoking nationalist sentiment and security of the presence of immigrants. Consequently, extremist right parties see any foreign citizen who wants to reside in their country or emigrate to their country as a threat, and they try to create fears, anxiety and hatred in their people by magnifying and assigning foreign citizens to each other. Although the history of the formation of right-wing parties is different, the right-wing extremist movement in Europe has managed to gain a significant vote in a similar way through the security of the immigrants, in the national elections and in the parliamentary elections. The main question of the article, the analytical method-descriptive, is how the security crisis in Western Asia has had an impact on the power of the extreme right-wing parties in Europe. In response to the question raised, the hypothesis is that the security crisis in the Middle East has led to the overthrow of immigrants to European countries and, as a result, to security, identity and economic problems, and extremist have been able to secure the presence of immigrant and asylum seekers While introducing these immigrants as a security threat, they have achieved remarkable success elections.