Trump admin shapes new Middle East
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is working on developing a plan to reorganize the region after a potential war with Iran. The plan includes building a broad regional alliance that involves the United States, Arab countries, and Israel, with the aim of containing Tehran and reducing its threats. It encompasses expanding the Abraham Accords, strengthening normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel, as well as implementing new arrangements regarding Gaza and Syria, reflecting Washington's desire to reshape the regional balance of power. The plan is still under development, and its details are expected to become clearer in the coming weeks following consultations with regional parties, some of which are linked to political developments in Israel.
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