What an Upended Mideast Means for Trump and U.S. Gulf Allies
Briefly

As Trump prepares to return to the White House, Gulf states are showing a more cautious stance, diverging from his hawkish policies on Iran and Israel.
The war in Gaza has triggered significant shifts across the region, complicating U.S.-Gulf relations and influencing leaders' calls for a balanced U.S. approach.
While Trump forms a cabinet of Iran hawks and staunch defenders of Israel, Gulf leaders are advocating for a softer stance toward Iran and a tougher one on Israel.
Despite these divergences, major tensions between the U.S. and Gulf allies are unlikely, with both sides promoting engagement to navigate evolving regional dynamics.
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