Part 10/11:
The trip, characterized by its opulence—from lavish meetings to billion-dollar arms deals—appears to be as much about demonstrating U.S. influence as it is about fostering peace. Whether these moves will lead to lasting stability remains uncertain, but the direction is clear: traditional methods are evolving, with an emphasis on economic leverage and diplomatic pragmatism.
Conclusion: A Turning Point or a Passing Phase?
President Trump’s recent actions indicate a significant departure from previous U.S. policies in the Middle East, emphasizing sovereignty, strategic partnerships, and technological competition. His approach challenges the longstanding narrative of Western intervention, offering a potentially more regional-led vision of development and stability.