Trump's return to the White House: Geopolitical Battles of the Gulf States!

Trump's return to the White House: Geopolitical Battles of the Gulf States!

Gazastreifen, Palästina - Donald Trump's vision of transforming the Gaza Strip into a prospering "Riviera of the Middle East" could encounter obstacles in the near future. Jared Kushner, who played a key role in the normalization of the relationships between Israel and several Arab countries during Trump's term of office, was optimistic about the possible developments in the Gaza Strip. He emphasized the importance of investments in the region in order to create livelihood, although the cost of reconstruction is valued at up to $ 100 billion and financial support from the Gulf States remains uncertain due to the political framework, such as vienna.at reports . Despite his unconventional approach to characterize the conflict as a "real estate dispute", a fulfillment of his vision in the current situation seems to be challenging.

election campaign and geopolitical ambitions

In the run-up to the US elections in 2024, the Gulf States, in particular Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (VAE), seem to have a clear preference for Trump's return to the White House. Your decision is strategically motivated because you could undisputed advantages in the region under Trump's presidency. With its transactional diplomacy, you could expand your military and economic ambitions more. A possible victory from Trump could revive the talks about a comprehensive security agreement between the USA and Saudi Arabia, which have stalled due to the Gaza conflict, how merkur.de reports .

Kushner's ambivalent role and the geopolitical tensions indicate that the future of the Gaza Strip depends heavily on the US election. The VAE and Saudi Arabia are nervous about the impending changes under a possible Harris administration that could suggest a less aggressive policy that contradicts the interests of the Gulf States. Trump could bring hoped -for stability and military support for the Gulf States, while the regional power structure is decisively influenced.