The present study represents a scientific analysis of the impact of theArab Spring on the hegemony on the Middle East region. The main questionraised here is: To what extent are internal and regional shifts in the ArabWorld influential on the ME order? In other words, what is the impact of thechange in each state’s properties resulting from public and officialdevelopments on the nature of the ME order? These would lead to majorquestion: What is the impact of the new ME order on regional hegemonyand then on the entire Arab World? How will the new ME order facilitatedby some Arabs affect the way international powers deal with the strategicissues of the region? The following topics are explored: factors of regional balance andstrategic map; pre-uprising regional balance; post-uprising regional balance;elements of regional balance and forthcoming regional hegemony;measuring new regional order and analyzing the future foreign policies ofthe Arab states and influential countries in the new ME order; and the futureof the strategic files in the ME in light of regional shifts. It is concluded that the immature Arab Spring and its decline themilitary force have negatively impacted the Arab role in the ME order. Inaddition, the leading role of the region is limited to Israel, Iran and Turkey,with rising expectations for Saudi Arabia