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🚨🇮🇱 🇦🇪 The long-term consequence of this war may be a complete shift in how the Gulf region sees Israel. Steve Keen says countries across the Gulf are beginning to view Israel less as a partner and more as a destabilizing force. He suggested repeated military actions are pushing... show more

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I see a chance for Russia, China, and maybe even India to build influence in states long tied to the US. Gulf countries like Qatar and Bahrain are feeling the heat, starting to second-guess their allegiance to the US — and Israel by extension. If this continues, we could see a slow shift in Gulf alignment, challenging US-Israel domination in the region.

I see a chance for Russia, China, and maybe even India to build influence in states long tied to the US. Gulf countries like Qatar and Bahrain are feeling the heat, starting to second-guess their allegiance to the US — and Israel by extension. If this continues, we could see a slow shift in Gulf alignment, challenging US-Israel domination in the region.

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 This war could spiral beyond control because there may be no single decision-maker left to negotiate with. Steve Keen says Iran’s decentralized structure means retaliation could continue automatically. That raises the risk of prolonged conflict even if leaders want peace. "The Iranians may have the capability to take Israel. They are going to continue in that direction." Prof. Steve Keen

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 This war could spiral beyond control because there may be no single decision-maker left to negotiate with. Steve Keen says Iran’s decentralized structure means retaliation could continue automatically. That raises the risk of prolonged conflict even if leaders want peace. "The Iranians may have the capability to take Israel. They are going to continue in that direction." Prof. Steve Keen

Mario Nawfal

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🚨🇺🇸🇸🇦 DESTABILIZING THE GULF Dr. Annelle Rodriguez Sheline argues that Gulf countries did not lobby for this war; they lobbied for the exact opposite. The goal of regional stability is shattered when a neighbor of 93 million people is pushed toward collapse. The massive shift in the region could lead to the questioning of the Abraham Accords and the potential removal of U.S. bases. Dr. Annelle Rodriguez Sheline

🚨🇺🇸🇸🇦 DESTABILIZING THE GULF Dr. Annelle Rodriguez Sheline argues that Gulf countries did not lobby for this war; they lobbied for the exact opposite. The goal of regional stability is shattered when a neighbor of 93 million people is pushed toward collapse. The massive shift in the region could lead to the questioning of the Abraham Accords and the potential removal of U.S. bases. Dr. Annelle Rodriguez Sheline

Mario Nawfal

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U.S. BASES IN THE GULF ARE TURNING ALLIES INTO TARGETS The UAE has long served as a base of operations for U.S. and Israeli influence in the Middle East, hosting military installations, intelligence operations, and major financial networks just across the Gulf from Iran. But as this war escalates, that role carries a price. American partners like the UAE are becoming exposed to Iranian retaliation, turning their territory into the next potential frontline. Israel has long pushed for the United States to bear the weight of confronting Iran and reshape the region around Israeli security interests. The more this conflict expands, the deeper Washington risks being pulled into a war that drains American power and destabilizes its Gulf allies. What does this mean for America’s future in the Middle East? How far can this escalation go before the entire regional order is forced to reset? Douglas Macgregor joins us to break it down.

U.S. BASES IN THE GULF ARE TURNING ALLIES INTO TARGETS The UAE has long served as a base of operations for U.S. and Israeli influence in the Middle East, hosting military installations, intelligence operations, and major financial networks just across the Gulf from Iran. But as this war escalates, that role carries a price. American partners like the UAE are becoming exposed to Iranian retaliation, turning their territory into the next potential frontline. Israel has long pushed for the United States to bear the weight of confronting Iran and reshape the region around Israeli security interests. The more this conflict expands, the deeper Washington risks being pulled into a war that drains American power and destabilizes its Gulf allies. What does this mean for America’s future in the Middle East? How far can this escalation go before the entire regional order is forced to reset? Douglas Macgregor joins us to break it down.

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Political scientist Ian Bremmer thinks the biggest geopolitical shift in the Middle East isn't happening in Iran, it's happening in Washington. For decades, America's support for Israel wasn't up for debate; it was one of the few issues Republicans and Democrats broadly agreed on. Ian thinks that era is ending. He pointed to Rahm Emanuel, one of the Democratic establishment's most influential voices, publicly describing Israel as a "territorial pariah." Those are the words not from a progressive firebrand, or a fringe activist, but from a centrist who has spent years firmly in Israel's corner. Then Ian pointed to JD Vance becoming increasingly critical of Israel, Tucker Carlson openly attacking Israeli policy, and even Trump publicly praising Erdogan while becoming noticeably colder toward Netanyahu. Americans instinctively root for the underdog, and for years, they saw Israel as one. Today, he says more and more Americans see it as a wealthy, technologically dominant, nuclear-armed regional power. That's a profound psychological shift because once voters stop seeing an ally as the weaker side, they begin judging its actions by a completely different standard. The biggest threat to Israel's long-term position may be the slow collapse of the political consensus that has protected it in Washington for decades. And if that consensus really is breaking apart, it will reshape American foreign policy across the entire Middle East. ian bremmer

Political scientist Ian Bremmer thinks the biggest geopolitical shift in the Middle East isn't happening in Iran, it's happening in Washington. For decades, America's support for Israel wasn't up for debate; it was one of the few issues Republicans and Democrats broadly agreed on. Ian thinks that era is ending. He pointed to Rahm Emanuel, one of the Democratic establishment's most influential voices, publicly describing Israel as a "territorial pariah." Those are the words not from a progressive firebrand, or a fringe activist, but from a centrist who has spent years firmly in Israel's corner. Then Ian pointed to JD Vance becoming increasingly critical of Israel, Tucker Carlson openly attacking Israeli policy, and even Trump publicly praising Erdogan while becoming noticeably colder toward Netanyahu. Americans instinctively root for the underdog, and for years, they saw Israel as one. Today, he says more and more Americans see it as a wealthy, technologically dominant, nuclear-armed regional power. That's a profound psychological shift because once voters stop seeing an ally as the weaker side, they begin judging its actions by a completely different standard. The biggest threat to Israel's long-term position may be the slow collapse of the political consensus that has protected it in Washington for decades. And if that consensus really is breaking apart, it will reshape American foreign policy across the entire Middle East. ian bremmer

Mario Nawfal

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"Iran has crossed red line after red line. The tone and mood in Gulf capitals has tangibly changed as more offensive courses of action are being weighed up to establish some semblance of a balance of deterrence. The question is just what can they achieve that Israel and the US are failing to achieve? And is it worth the long-term cost of having to coexist with Iran long after the Americans and Israelis are gone. Ultimately, the Gulf states know that it will be diplomacy that will lead out of this conflict."

"Iran has crossed red line after red line. The tone and mood in Gulf capitals has tangibly changed as more offensive courses of action are being weighed up to establish some semblance of a balance of deterrence. The question is just what can they achieve that Israel and the US are failing to achieve? And is it worth the long-term cost of having to coexist with Iran long after the Americans and Israelis are gone. Ultimately, the Gulf states know that it will be diplomacy that will lead out of this conflict."

Dr Andreas Krieg

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Saudi Arabia has also taken a strong stance against Israel. The Saudi Foreign Minister said that Israel has long been responsible for killings and destruction in the region. He added that the world has already witnessed this in Gaza Strip, and that Israel’s policies are pushing the region further toward instability and destruction.

Saudi Arabia has also taken a strong stance against Israel. The Saudi Foreign Minister said that Israel has long been responsible for killings and destruction in the region. He added that the world has already witnessed this in Gaza Strip, and that Israel’s policies are pushing the region further toward instability and destruction.

Irves

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Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir’s English translator, Yishai Fleischer, says Nick Fuentes is right about everything he claims Israel is planning to do “You’re saying all this as if it’s a bad thing. It’s not a bad thing. It’s God’s plan, it’s the historical plan, and Israel has every right to extend its defense to the Arab countries and across this region. You’re right. From the Indian Sea to the Persian Gulf, to the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aqaba, the Suez Canal, and the Mediterranean, we’re going to have a lot of control over that, and it’s going to be good for the world.”

Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir’s English translator, Yishai Fleischer, says Nick Fuentes is right about everything he claims Israel is planning to do “You’re saying all this as if it’s a bad thing. It’s not a bad thing. It’s God’s plan, it’s the historical plan, and Israel has every right to extend its defense to the Arab countries and across this region. You’re right. From the Indian Sea to the Persian Gulf, to the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aqaba, the Suez Canal, and the Mediterranean, we’re going to have a lot of control over that, and it’s going to be good for the world.”

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🚨🇦🇪🇮🇷🇮🇱 Geopolitical Analyst Nima Rostami Alkhorshid argues that Gulf nations are rapidly diversifying their defense partnerships as faith in the U.S. security umbrella erodes. Countries across the region are looking toward China and Europe to avoid becoming collateral damage in a potential U.S.-Iran conflict. The concentration of Western business interests in the UAE makes it a primary target for regional actors seeking to exert pressure. "Gulf countries will diversify... diversification is necessary". Regional players are prioritizing their own survival over traditional Western alliances

🚨🇦🇪🇮🇷🇮🇱 Geopolitical Analyst Nima Rostami Alkhorshid argues that Gulf nations are rapidly diversifying their defense partnerships as faith in the U.S. security umbrella erodes. Countries across the region are looking toward China and Europe to avoid becoming collateral damage in a potential U.S.-Iran conflict. The concentration of Western business interests in the UAE makes it a primary target for regional actors seeking to exert pressure. "Gulf countries will diversify... diversification is necessary". Regional players are prioritizing their own survival over traditional Western alliances

Mario Nawfal

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David is warning that there is a serious chance that Israel could be completely destroyed the longer this war with Iran drags on. He says Iran has a “dead man’s switch” over the economic fate of the Gulf countries. He warns that Israel may not hesitate to launch a nuclear missile if it becomes desperate. “Israel is getting hit harder than it ever has before in its history.”

David is warning that there is a serious chance that Israel could be completely destroyed the longer this war with Iran drags on. He says Iran has a “dead man’s switch” over the economic fate of the Gulf countries. He warns that Israel may not hesitate to launch a nuclear missile if it becomes desperate. “Israel is getting hit harder than it ever has before in its history.”

Shadow of Ezra

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🇸🇦🇮🇱 Saudi just publicly called Israel as dangerous as Iran, and that is only the surface of what is happening. Fmr. CIA Analyst Larry Johnson says China, Russia, and Pakistan are quietly building a new security architecture across the Persian Gulf designed to push the United States out entirely. "As long as you are basically allowing the United States to occupy your military bases and carry out actions on behalf of Israel, you're not going to be secure." SonofNewAmericanRevolution

🇸🇦🇮🇱 Saudi just publicly called Israel as dangerous as Iran, and that is only the surface of what is happening. Fmr. CIA Analyst Larry Johnson says China, Russia, and Pakistan are quietly building a new security architecture across the Persian Gulf designed to push the United States out entirely. "As long as you are basically allowing the United States to occupy your military bases and carry out actions on behalf of Israel, you're not going to be secure." SonofNewAmericanRevolution

Mario Nawfal

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🇸🇾🇮🇱 Israel may be quietly midwifing a new state in southern Syria. The Druze, backed by Israel, now fully control Sweida, a region of nearly half a million people, over 85% Druze and close to 10% Christian. If this holds, Sweida could become the first overwhelmingly non-Muslim state in the Middle East since Israel. Syria's civil war didn't just topple Assad. It cracked the country open, and the pieces are being picked up by whoever has the backing and the boots on the ground. Israel has been quietly filling that role in the south. Source: AP

🇸🇾🇮🇱 Israel may be quietly midwifing a new state in southern Syria. The Druze, backed by Israel, now fully control Sweida, a region of nearly half a million people, over 85% Druze and close to 10% Christian. If this holds, Sweida could become the first overwhelmingly non-Muslim state in the Middle East since Israel. Syria's civil war didn't just topple Assad. It cracked the country open, and the pieces are being picked up by whoever has the backing and the boots on the ground. Israel has been quietly filling that role in the south. Source: AP

Mario Nawfal

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‼️🇮🇱💥Israel has formally recognized Somaliland, becoming the first country to establish full diplomatic relations with the breakaway region. The move is widely seen as strategic. Recognition could open the door for Israel to build a military presence near the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, placing it closer to Houthi positions in Yemen. This would mark a major shift in the regional security landscape, with direct implications for Red Sea shipping lanes and Middle East power dynamics. The stakes in the Horn of Africa just got higher

‼️🇮🇱💥Israel has formally recognized Somaliland, becoming the first country to establish full diplomatic relations with the breakaway region. The move is widely seen as strategic. Recognition could open the door for Israel to build a military presence near the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, placing it closer to Houthi positions in Yemen. This would mark a major shift in the regional security landscape, with direct implications for Red Sea shipping lanes and Middle East power dynamics. The stakes in the Horn of Africa just got higher

Defense Intelligence

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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni arrived in #Qatar on Saturday as part of her #Gulf tour, which comes at a critical time for the region amid the U.S.-Israel war on #Iran. Meloni's trip marks the first visit by the leader of a G7 and G20 nation to the Gulf since the beginning of the #war on February 28.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni arrived in #Qatar on Saturday as part of her #Gulf tour, which comes at a critical time for the region amid the U.S.-Israel war on #Iran. Meloni's trip marks the first visit by the leader of a G7 and G20 nation to the Gulf since the beginning of the #war on February 28.

Doha News

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷Steve Keen stressed that around 30 percent of the world’s fertilizer supply moves through the Strait of Hormuz. If the war with Iran drags on as long as the Ukraine war has, billions of people could starve. And we're not just talking about poor "brown" countries. "That implies a 30% fall of the population the planet can sustain. The processes that create oil-based fertilizers have increased the carrying capacity of the planet from roughly 2 billion people with standard farming techniques to over 9 billion with fertilizer. You could have a famine in Britain." Prof. Steve Keen

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷Steve Keen stressed that around 30 percent of the world’s fertilizer supply moves through the Strait of Hormuz. If the war with Iran drags on as long as the Ukraine war has, billions of people could starve. And we're not just talking about poor "brown" countries. "That implies a 30% fall of the population the planet can sustain. The processes that create oil-based fertilizers have increased the carrying capacity of the planet from roughly 2 billion people with standard farming techniques to over 9 billion with fertilizer. You could have a famine in Britain." Prof. Steve Keen

Mario Nawfal

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“The crisis is ours, and the crisis of our region.” Qatar’s FM spokesperson Majed al-Ansari says all countries in the Gulf are in direct contact with different parties on a daily basis to resolve the US-Israel war on Iran.

“The crisis is ours, and the crisis of our region.” Qatar’s FM spokesperson Majed al-Ansari says all countries in the Gulf are in direct contact with different parties on a daily basis to resolve the US-Israel war on Iran.

Al Jazeera Breaking News

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JUST IN: TURKEY FM HAKAN FIDAN ON ISRAEL: “Israel's stance in the region is not just a problem for a few countries, it's a problem for the entire world, and the entire world is aware of it. For the first time, a shared understanding is forming across the entire world about dissolving the illusion that Israel has created. When Israel sees that the entire world is engaged in a diplomatic effort against it, it will not be able to take action.”

JUST IN: TURKEY FM HAKAN FIDAN ON ISRAEL: “Israel's stance in the region is not just a problem for a few countries, it's a problem for the entire world, and the entire world is aware of it. For the first time, a shared understanding is forming across the entire world about dissolving the illusion that Israel has created. When Israel sees that the entire world is engaged in a diplomatic effort against it, it will not be able to take action.”

Sulaiman Ahmed

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🇮🇷🇮🇱 A REGIME CHANGE IN IRAN WOULD SERVE ISRAELI EXPANSIONISM Prof. Glenn Diesen believes Gulf states have urged the U.S. to pursue a diplomatic route with Iran because they fear Iran’s collapse could allow Israel to annex territory across the Middle East. He fears that, in such a scenario, Israel could expand the kind of rule it has imposed on Gaza across the region. Full debate between Glenn Diesen and Joel C. Rosenberg below

🇮🇷🇮🇱 A REGIME CHANGE IN IRAN WOULD SERVE ISRAELI EXPANSIONISM Prof. Glenn Diesen believes Gulf states have urged the U.S. to pursue a diplomatic route with Iran because they fear Iran’s collapse could allow Israel to annex territory across the Middle East. He fears that, in such a scenario, Israel could expand the kind of rule it has imposed on Gaza across the region. Full debate between Glenn Diesen and Joel C. Rosenberg below

Mario Nawfal

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