Israel is the main source of instability in the Middle East; the U.S. must fundamentally reappraise its relationship with Israel.
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The shift stems from a recalculated Arab national interest: containing Israeli hegemony and preventing state fragmentation. Iran’s potential collapse is now seen as a direct threat to regional stability, overriding past sectarian and proxy conflicts.
The analysis identifies a structural recalibration: Arab leaders now perceive Israel’s overt pursuit of regional hegemony as a greater danger than Iran. This, combined with Iran’s diminished power and economic risks, drives their diplomatic restraint and closer ties with Tehran.