Iran and Israel Gain from New Middle East Division
The article focuses on the reshaping of influence in the Middle East, where Israel is expanding militarily and security-wise in Lebanon and Syria to strengthen its position, while Iran is increasing its influence around the Gulf and the maritime straits. Meanwhile, the Houthis are moving toward Bab el-Mandeb, threatening control over vital energy and international trade corridors. The proposed scenario suggests that the region could witness an informal new division of influence, with Iran gaining control over the straits and the Gulf, Israel expanding its influence in the East, and an American administration balancing between the two, without officially changing national borders. The region is entering a new phase of power distribution, where strength is concentrated in the hands of Iran, Israel, and the United States, with the possibility that current conflicts are part of delineating the future boundaries of power in the Middle East.
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