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Trump Administration Working on Post-War Middle East Strategy: Axios

The plan would align U.S. allies against Iran and seek new Israel-Arab deals as officials say drafting could take a few more weeks.

  • The Trump Administration is developing a post-war Middle East strategy, Axios reported Friday, aimed at curbing Iran's regional influence while strengthening cooperation among U.S. partners.
  • Three main pillars define the effort: containing Iran via regional alignment with U.S. guarantees, resolving Gaza and Israel-Syria-Lebanon security issues, and expanding the Abraham Accords to include Saudi-Israeli normalization.
  • President Trump has held senior-level meetings in recent weeks to discuss the plan, describing the initiative in private as "something much bigger" for the Middle East after the war.
  • Across agencies, officials are drafting the strategy, with a source noting, "They are cooking it, but it is not yet cooked," indicating completion remains several weeks away.
  • While the administration hopes the Israeli government will support the strategy following the Oct 27 election, President Trump intends to pursue it regardless of the outcome.
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Donald Trump ' s administration is developing a post-war strategy for the Middle East, with a particular focus on curbing Iran, creating new security alliances and normalizing Israel ' s relations with neighbouring countries.

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US President Donald Trump's administration has begun drafting a strategy for the Middle East after the end of the war, with the aim of reshaping the balance of power in the region, increasing pressure on Iran and expanding the normalization of relations between Israel and neighboring countries. According to Axios, citing two US officials and two other sources familiar with the discussions, the plan is still in the early stages, but could determi…

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Political Wire broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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