New Strategy Aims To Stabilize Region Through Saudi-Israeli Normalization
In an article for The Media Line, reporter Giorgia Valente examines the Coalition for Regional Security’s newly unveiled Abraham Shield Plan, which seeks to transform the Middle East following Israel’s war in Gaza. Presented to President Donald Trump, the plan outlines a strategy to stabilize the region through Saudi-Israeli normalization, a phased separation from the Palestinians, and a united regional effort to counter Iran. Backed by over 100 prominent Israeli figures, the coalition aims to leverage Israel’s recent military achievements and public support, with 72.5% of Israelis endorsing US-led initiatives to advance these goals.
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The plan emphasizes regional cooperation, including reconstruction in Gaza, bolstered by contributions from Arab states like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan. It also proposes economic integration through projects like the “Cotton Road,” a trade corridor connecting Asia and Europe via Israel. The coalition has faced criticism for its pragmatic but controversial approach to addressing settlement issues and Palestinian governance. Valente notes that the coalition’s founders, including Udi Dekel and Lianne Pollak-David, stress the urgency of acting during this transitional moment to establish lasting security and prosperity in the region.
To explore the full details of the Abraham Shield Plan and its potential implications, read Giorgia Valente’s comprehensive report.
