US reportedly drafting postwar plan to create anti-Iran alliance and expand Abraham Accords

The Times of Israel reports that Donald Trump has told confidants he is working on a significantly larger plan for the Middle East following the conclusion of the war. The initiative, aimed at countering the Islamic Republic and expanding the Abraham Accords, is reportedly slated for implementation only after the upcoming elections in the United States and Israel. While official details remain undisclosed, the report highlights an effort to forge a unified regional front. This initiative emerges amidst ongoing high tensions in the Middle East and a delicate diplomatic landscape. Observers suggest that executing such a plan would require extensive coordination between Washington and its regional allies.

