The simultaneous escalation of Western pressure on Palestine/What are Trump’s scenarios for Gaza 2025?
With Trump’s return to power, he has placed on his agenda to secure the interests and ambitions of the Zionist regime and also to advance the goals of the angelic neoconservatives, confronting Iran’s nuclear issue and the plan to forcibly evacuate Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. Two plans that are distinct but have identical and similar goals are to draw a new Middle East, without the presence of Tehran and its allies in the region, and to ensure the security of the occupying regime in Jerusalem.
A look at the programs and advertisements presented by the Trump campaign in the months leading up to the November 2024 elections demonstrates the central position of Iran and confronting our country’s nuclear issue, and the necessity of weakening the so-called resistance forces in Donald Trump’s foreign policy program.
Plans that immediately after his establishment in the White House and signing a memorandum on the necessity of returning to maximum pressure on the one hand and the necessity of destroying Hamas and the United States’ domination of the Gaza Strip on the other, without mentioning the idea of two states in the occupied territories, like his predecessors, have caused astonishment and concern in the international community.
The extremist attitude of Trump and the US ruling body towards both of the aforementioned cases has caused international observers to speak of the possibility of increasing hostility and tension in the region; a tension that, according to the officials ruling the White House, will free the Zionist regime from two potential threats (a nuclear Iran and the presence of Hamas in the vicinity of the occupied territories) if it succeeds in achieving its predetermined goals.