How did the Cold War contribute to tensions in the Middle East under Carter's administration?

The Cold War’s brief respite came to an end during Carter’s presidency. Denouncing the Soviet Union’s human rights violations against dissidents and favoring a policy of confrontation, Carter and National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski ended Nixon’s policy of détente. Though the policy shift had begun prior to Carter’s presidency, the new administration’s actions completed the policy realignment. Brzezinski, born in Warsaw, Poland, led the effort and proudly claimed that he was “the first Pole in three hundred years in a position to really stick it to the Russians.” Brzezinski worked to enhance the U.S.-China relationship in an attempt to further isolate the Soviets. In 1979, the U.S. and China exchanged ambassadors for the first time in decades. Brzezinski also called on Congress to develop new ballistic missiles to replace existing technology. The request for new missiles ensured the resurgence of an arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union.

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