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A few weeks before the horrific events of October 7, 2023, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, went to the United Nations General Assembly and heralded a new age. He brought a prop to the dais, as he often does\u2014this time, a series of maps of Israel and the surrounding region, one of which highlighted a number of Arab countries in green. These included the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Egypt, which already had normalized ties with Israel, and other nations which, at the time, seemed close to a diplomatic opening with the Jewish state, such as Saudi Arabia and Sudan. The Abraham Accords\u2014the normalization pacts with a handful of Arab states which President Donald Trump had helped broker during his first term\u2014were \u201ca pivot in history,\u201d Netanyahu said. His map was titled \u201cThe New Middle East.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Netanyahu spoke breezily of bringing \u201cprosperity and peace to this entire region\u201d through trade corridors and security partnerships with Arab neighbors. Then he picked up a red marker. \u201cA few years ago, I stood here with a red marker to show the curse, a great curse, the curse of a nuclear Iran,\u201d Netanyahu said, referring to an earlier episode at the U.N., when he had drawn a line atop a cartoon image of a bomb to illustrate the supposed threat posed by Tehran\u2019s enrichment activities. \u201cBut today, I bring this marker to show a great blessing, the blessing of a new Middle East, between Israel, Saudi Arabia, and our other neighbors.\u201d He then drew a diagonal line from \u201cAsia\u201d through the U.A.E. to Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and a greater Israel\u2014Palestinian territories didn\u2019t exist on the map\u2014toward the Mediterranean ports of southern Europe.<\/p>\n

In the years since, Netanyahu has reshaped the Middle East more than any other leader. But what has emerged bears little resemblance to his professed vision. Conflicts driven by Israel\u2019s security interests\u2014the war against Hamas in Gaza, an extended U.S.-backed bombing campaign against Iran, constant Israeli forays into Syria, and, as part of a campaign against Iran\u2019s proxy Hezbollah, an invasion of Lebanon, where thousands of people have been killed and more than a million forcibly displaced just in recent weeks\u2014convulse the region. The Persian Gulf is not a link between Asia and Europe but a fault line; the crucial artery of the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked by Iran\u2019s embattled rulers, in the wake of the U.S.-Israeli war on their country. In 2023, Netanyahu may have hoped that Israel\u2019s further integration into the Middle East would marginalize the Iranian regime, but the war may have given Iran\u2019s rulers more leverage in the region. They apparently consider the regime\u2019s survival a victory in itself, and believe both that Trump is more impatient for a deal than they are and that their newfound ability to shut the strait is another weapon to deploy when pressured by adversaries. Meanwhile, Israel\u2019s war on Gaza has chilled any prospect of normalization with Saudi Arabia, triggered a warrant for Netanyahu\u2019s arrest from the International Criminal Court, and inflamed global public opinion against his government. Under Netanyahu\u2019s watch, Israel is becoming not the central node in a Middle East stitched together by booming trade but a global pariah.<\/p>\n

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Trump\u2019s own grand plans for the Middle East appear to be crumbling, too. He lamented this week that the protracted talks with Iran are starting to get \u201cvery boring.\u201d The President clearly wants a way out of the war, but the rounds of negotiations with a regime that he has failed to defeat have yet to yield one. On Monday, he said that diplomatic progress was being made at a \u201crapid pace\u201d; by the next day, Iranian officials had suspended the dialogue because of Israel\u2019s expanding campaign against Hezbollah. Axios reported that, on Monday, an enraged Trump had an \u201cexpletive-laden\u201d phone call with Netanyahu. \u201cYou\u2019re fucking crazy,\u201d Trump allegedly said, according to an unnamed U.S. official summarizing the conversation. Referring to Netanyahu\u2019s ongoing corruption trials, which Trump has advocated against, he reportedly added, \u201cYou\u2019d be in prison if it weren\u2019t for me. I\u2019m saving your ass. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this.\u201d (On Wednesday evening, the State Department announced a new ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, contingent on the \u201cevacuation\u201d of Hezbollah operatives present in an area of southern Lebanon that is, at present, under Israeli control, and the \u201ccomplete cessation\u201d of attacks from the militia. On Thursday, the strikes continued.)<\/p>\n

The Israeli Prime Minister has clashed with a succession of U.S. leaders, of course, starting with President Bill Clinton, and always seems to come away undeterred from pursuing his maximalist agendas. In the shadow of Israel\u2019s wars, Trump\u2019s Board of Peace, his signature diplomatic project in the region, which was set up last year to shepherd Gaza\u2019s reconstruction, is stalled and bereft of funds, and is looking like the farce that its many critics predicted it would be. During a phone call last month with regional leaders, including top officials from countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan, Trump tried to cajole them into joining the Abraham Accords as part of a broader bargain for regional peace. According to reports, the plan was met with silence on the line. \u201cThat vision of the new Middle East with Israel integrated is not on the table now,\u201d Paul Salem, a Beirut-based analyst for the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank, told me. He added that, for some countries in the Gulf, closer ties to Israel may still be a goal, \u201cbut it\u2019s not something that can be done with Netanyahu and his current government.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Trump faces \u201ca loss of strategic authority,\u201d Salem said. The negotiations with Iran will likely end with a humiliating outcome: the opening of a strait that had been open before the war began; limited concessions on an Iranian nuclear program that could look a lot like the deal brokered by President Barack Obama, which Trump has spent years denouncing; and the release of billions of dollars in de-facto reparations to Iran. Netanyahu, too, may have little to show for his efforts. \u201cWhen you combine everything\u201d\u2014no toppling the regime, no normalization with Gulf states, no removal of nuclear capability\u2014\u201cthe Israeli strategy collapsed, not only in this war, but generally,\u201d Danny Citrinowicz, an Israeli expert on Iran, noted in a recent discussion hosted by the International Crisis Group. \u201cEverything that we thought would happen: false, false, and more false.\u201d Meanwhile, the Gulf states \u201cwatched a regional adversary demonstrate that it could survive a confrontation with the world\u2019s most powerful military and still impose enormous pain on its neighbors,\u201d Amir Handjani, of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, which advocates for restraint in U.S. foreign policy, wrote in Foreign Policy<\/em>. \u201cAnd they watched their primary security guarantor act unilaterally, treating Israeli strategic interests as the organizing principle of a war whose costs fell squarely\u201d on them. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Congress this week that the military operation \u201chas concluded,\u201d but the bombs are still falling; the latest escalation happened Wednesday, when a barrage of Iranian missiles and drones hit Kuwait\u2019s international airport, killing at least one person and injuring dozens more.<\/p>\n

As a result of these developments, the U.S.\u2019s Arab partners in the Middle East are all now considering their options. The war has widened an already existing rift between the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The former is more hawkish on Iran and is deepening its ties with both Israel and India. The latter activated a defense agreement with Pakistan and also stepped up its co\u00f6rdination with Turkey and Egypt. \u201cTwo strategic blocs are forming. The Indo-Islamic and the Indo-Abrahamic,\u201d Mohammed Soliman, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, told me. \u201cThe organizing variable between them is threat perception: Is the primary risk Iran or Israel?\u201d These coalitions are not hardened, however, and a more transactional pragmatism may come to define the region\u2019s geopolitics. David B. Roberts, a Gulf expert writing in Foreign Affairs<\/em>, argues that there should be a \u201csystemic reset,\u201d where the Arab monarchies take the lead in dealing with Iran and craft a regional treaty that could even lead to a phased withdrawal of U.S. forces from the region. In other words, successive American Presidents have tried to pivot the United States away from the Middle East, but maybe it\u2019s time for the Middle East to pivot away from the United States. The changing landscape reflects the central thesis of Soliman\u2019s new book, \u201cWest Asia: A New American Grand Strategy in the Middle East,\u201d which is that the Middle East can\u2019t be thought of as a region separate from South Asia to the east and the Mediterranean to the west, and that the analytic frame of the \u201cMiddle East,\u201d first invoked by European imperial strategists, should be ditched for \u201cWest Asia,\u201d a name that reflects the extent to which the region is enmeshed in the economies and the politics of the world\u2019s most populous continent.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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The term \u201cMiddle East,\u201d Soliman told me, \u201ccannot account for the strategic coalitions now reshaping the region\u2019s security architecture.\u201d Turkey has growing alignments with Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Maldives, he noted. India\u2019s Hindu-nationalist government wants to build up an economic corridor that would deepen its ties to the U.A.E., Israel, and Mediterranean nations such as Greece and Cyprus. And the cash-rich Gulf states are already major global players on numerous fronts\u2014financiers of new investment in A.I. and Big Tech, growing centers for foreign capital, and magnets for migration from across the Global South. Forget about constructing frameworks for a New Middle East, Soliman suggested: \u201cThe \u2018Middle East\u2019 has expired.\u201d\u00a0\u2666<\/p>\n

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