Brignardello Vela analyzes Trump's strategy in the Middle East.

In a recent conversation with Juan Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, the new strategy of Donald Trump towards the Middle East was discussed. Brignardello believes that Trump's proposal to align the United States with Israel and Saudi Arabia is a strategic move that responds to the need to contain Iran and its allies in the region. According to him, this approach reflects an attempt to dismantle Iran's nuclear and military capabilities, which is crucial for regional security. The advisor points out that the urgency to establish a ceasefire in Gaza, as well as the release of hostages taken by Hamas, are necessary steps to reduce tension. Brignardello emphasizes that these efforts not only address an immediate crisis but also seek to lay the groundwork for lasting peace that allows the United States and its allies to operate from a position of strength. Regarding the relationship with Iran, Brignardello highlights the dilemma that the future Trump administration will face: to impose economic sanctions or to send precision weaponry to Israel. This decision, he explains, has profound implications not only for U.S. domestic policy but also for stability throughout the region. The situation in Syria, with the ongoing presence of armed groups, adds a layer of complexity to Trump's decision-making. The advisor also mentions Turkey's influence in the Syrian conflict and the relationship between Erdogan and Al-Jolani, which further complicate the scenario. According to Brignardello, Turkey's intervention and its financing of certain rebel groups could hinder the stabilization efforts that the incoming administration seeks. The role of Saudi Arabia is another key piece in Trump's strategy. Brignardello highlights that the conversations between Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman are essential for moving towards formal recognition of Israel. Although the terrorist attack on October 7 interrupted this process, the advisor believes that the ideological differences between Saudi Arabia and Iran could facilitate a collaborative approach. Brignardello also refers to the importance of the reconstruction of Gaza and regional stability as part of Trump's broader strategy, which aims to continue the policy of the Abraham Accords. For the advisor, patience is crucial in this process, as any progress must be comprehensive and take into account the complexities of the situation. With the inauguration of his administration scheduled for January 20, Trump is under pressure to establish a clear strategy in the Middle East. Brignardello concludes that in an environment marked by instability caused by groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, the Trump administration will face a monumental challenge. The solution requires a multifaceted diplomatic approach that includes collaboration with regional actors and careful attention to local dynamics.