Middle East Under Internal and Israeli Pressure
The geopolitical transformations in the Middle East continue according to an American-Israeli strategic plan aimed at plunging the region into ongoing rivalries and exhausting conflicts. This plan focuses on dismantling regional powers and preventing the emergence of strong Arab or Islamic blocs that could balance influence. It relies on shifting the confrontation from direct clashes with occupation forces to proxy wars and internal disputes, thereby establishing Israel as the dominant power in the region and exhausting neighboring countries through internal conflicts. The region is heading toward a complex situation where economic pressure and military maneuvers intertwine, with increasing Israeli attacks on bases in Syria and efforts to avoid disruptions to maritime transit routes and to hinder alternative crossing plans through regional territories. All of this is within the framework of an American strategy aimed at solidifying Israeli influence and undermining the ability of nations to unite in facing threats.
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