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Netanyahu Reveals Regional Alliance Map
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published a map illustrating the regional alliances in the Middle East, highlighting the presence of three main axes competing for influence: the first includes Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, and is called the "Sunni Diamond," aiming to balance Iran's influence and Israeli-Emirati efforts; the second comprises Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and other countries under the name "The Hexagonal Alliance," which maintains relations with nations in the Eastern Mediterranean and South Asia; the third focuses on the Iran axis, involving Hezbollah, the Houthis, and armed factions in Iraq and Syria. The map emphasizes that these balances are shifting, as rapprochements occur between Israel and the UAE on one side, and between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Egypt on the other, in an effort to counter Iran's expansion. The analysis shows that these alliances intersect with the interests of major international powers like the United States and China, with the latter seeking to strengthen its influence through mediation between Saudi Arabia and Iran amid escalating regional conflicts.
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