Europe must guide Trump towards Middle East diplomacy to prevent Israeli-led wars with Iran and Lebanon, offering him alternative deals.
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Saudi Arabia counters UAE-Israel influence in the Red Sea, forming new alliances and reshaping regional dynamics, which Europe must monitor.
Arab states warn they may downgrade peace with Israel over its Gaza war and West Bank annexation plans, stressing explicit red lines.
Iran expands influence over Thailand’s Shiite community via religious and cultural institutions, posing a “soft power” threat to Israeli interests.
Egypt and Turkey deepen ties through economic and military deals, united by opposition to Israel’s Gaza policy and regional aims.
Russia’s renewed security cooperation with Syria’s new government risks restricting Israel’s military freedom of action and complicates regional dynamics.
Israel’s admission of killing 70,000 in Gaza met with global silence, underscoring complicity in obscuring genocide.
Israel’s current détente with Iran is a tactical pause, not peace. Both sides are rearming, setting the stage for a larger future war.
Turkey sees dual wins with the SDF’s disintegration and Israel’s non-intervention, strengthening Ankara’s influence as Syria’s Kurds lose autonomy and Damascus reasserts control.
Normalization is receding as Saudi Arabia insists on a Palestinian statehood pathway and Israel’s government focuses on security and West Bank control.