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- The Trump administration is developing a broad strategy to reshape Middle East security after the Iran war, according to US officials cited by Axios.
- The plan under discussion includes building a regional alliance of US allies to counter Iran, with Washington as guarantor, and linking unresolved issues such as the Gaza plan, Israel-Syria and Israel-Lebanon agreements.
- It also contemplates expanding the Abraham Accords, with Saudi-Israeli normalisation as a major goal.
- The strategy is still being drafted and could take several more weeks to complete, with details including participation by US allies unsettled.
What to watch next
- Israel's October 27 election and whether the next government cooperates with the US strategy
- Whether all US regional allies agree to join the proposed Iran-containment alliance
- Progress on Saudi-Israeli normalisation talks
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