Trump... From Failure to Manipulation in the Region

The American President's request, during the conference call with leaders of Arab and Islamic countries, to engage in the Abraham Accords, elicited clear reactions from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, refusing to link any agreement to the Iranian-Israeli war. Instead, the possible connection is the end of the Israeli occupation of the territories occupied in 1967 or the existence of a credible path to establishing a Palestinian state, meaning focusing on the core of the conflict in the region, which is fundamentally related to the Israeli occupation. This request also indicated that Trump is still keen on achieving a political victory for Netanyahu in order to accept the new equation that the United States is drawing for its interests in the region, and perhaps to re-establish relations with Iran. It seems that the mistaken reading of the American administration, which started a war without considering the interests of Arab countries in the Arabian Gulf, has harmed all Gulf Arab countries from a security perspective; due to Iran's targeting of their lands and economic facilities, especially oil, and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which significantly affected the economic interests of these countries by preventing the free flow of trade, including the export of Gulf oil to countries around the world. Trump's request, mentioned above, is linked to two issues: first, using this war to claim that he achieved peace in the Middle East as an accomplishment for him - i.e., for Trump - on the path to expanding the Abraham Accords by employing American military power to subjugate the region, which is one of his political slogans. Second, an attempt to gain the support of the Zionist lobby in the United States for Republican Party candidates in the midterm congressional elections next November; this is due to his complete failure to subjugate Iran through war or armed force. In my opinion, the pillars of the American administration fully realize that bringing about change in the Middle East requires a repositioning of the interests of regional powers; especially regarding Israel's ambitions in the region and stopping its aggression against the countries and peoples of the region towards achieving comprehensive peace based on rights, foremost among them the right to self-determination for the Palestinian people, to enhance stability, security, and prosperity in the region. But so far, American President Trump has not grasped the essence of the complex and intertwined relationships in the Middle East based on history, identity, rights, geography, religion, and economy; shared living is not linked to economy and prosperity alone, but rather to recognizing status without wasting any of the intertwined factors inherent in the region and the considerations of each party.