One part of the emerging strategy involves bringing US allies across the region into closer alignment against Iran, with Washington potentially serving as the security guarantor. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
\n\nUS President Donald Trump is working on a broad post-war strategy for the Middle East that could reshape Washington’s regional approach after the Iran war ends, with plans reportedly focusing on containing Iran and deepening ties between Israel and Arab countries.
\n\nThe strategy is still being developed by senior Trump administration advisers and officials across several US government agencies, according to an Axios report citing two US officials and two other people familiar with the discussions.
\n\nTrump has privately told people that he is working on “something much bigger” for the Middle East once the war with Iran is over.
\n\nOne part of the emerging strategy involves bringing US allies across the region into closer alignment against Iran, with Washington potentially serving as the security guarantor.
\n\nThe administration is also exploring ways to reduce or resolve conflicts and tensions that have persisted since the October 7, 2023 attacks.
\n\nThis could include advancing the next phase of Trump’s Gaza plan, negotiating a security arrangement between Israel and Syria, and implementing the existing…
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