Debate on reshaping the New Middle East

The article discusses the disagreement between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the shape of the regional strategy in the Middle East following the start of the war on February 28. Netanyahu believed that the war aimed to eliminate Iran's influence and its axis in favor of Israel. However, over time, Trump’s positions changed; he began advocating for negotiations with Iran instead of military escalation. An unprecedented closeness between Trump and Turkey also emerged, along with Washington’s readiness to allow Saudi Arabia to develop a civilian nuclear program, reflecting a reordering of U.S. priorities in the region. The article clarifies that the United States is not withdrawing from the Middle East but rather rebalancing influence among several regional allies, which shifts Israel’s position on the coalition map and impacts the future of the region.

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