A new paradigm in the Middle East

Karla Gaona

Following the temporary ceasefire agreement accepted by Benjamin Netanyahu with the terrorist group Hamas, the possibility of freeing those held hostage for more than a year in the deepest darkness of Gaza has opened up.

It was enough for this proposal or negotiation to be followed by Donald Trump for the Hamas terrorists to accept it.

Donald Trump has made statements about taking over the Gaza Strip and thus the approximately two million Palestinians living in that territory will be relocated to other countries in the Arab region, and Gaza would become an American territory in the Mediterranean Sea. This obviously entails a paradigm shift and a different dynamic in the Middle East, the American presence deeply weakens the Arab leaders who would seek to exercise power in this region.

Türkiye and Qatar will lose the regional military influence they sought to establish.

This new dynamic would make it possible for Saudi Arabia and Israel to sign a peace treaty, and in this way the Saudis would join the Abraham Accords. After this possible event, Israel would see all its security problems in the Gaza Strip resolved.

All of this action would make it clear to Palestinians living in the West Bank that they must adapt to the new security order or face the possibility of being relocated as well.

It seems that a new horizon is dawning for Israel and the Jews of the Diaspora, and in this way anti-Semitism disguised as the “Palestinian cause” will weaken, until it finally disappears.

The possible alliance between Israel and Saudi Arabia will allow laying the groundwork for the initiation of economic foundations that will allow the beginning of the elimination of terrorism and the construction of a modern region that will develop the Middle East and that will invite other Arab countries to join and form a powerful coalition of economic, tourism and commercial integration.

Paradoxically, this new order would cease to be a utopia, thanks to Israel eliminating the terrorist leaders of Hamas and Hezbollah, and indirectly Bashar Al Hassad in Syria,

The massacre of October 7, 2023, a date that will never be forgotten by the West and democratic countries, marked the beginning of a new regional order, in honor of the legitimate defense undertaken by Israel to defend its territory and rescue its hostages to date.

Thank you, Israel, for carrying out a mission not only to defend your nation and sovereignty, but to rid the world of terrorism. Thank you for fighting a war against seven terrorist fronts and against the ignorance of the world, which did not understand that Israel is the only democratic country in the Middle East that is on the right side of history.