Is an Abraham Security Alliance possible in the Middle East?
The next phase of Mideast security will be determined not only by Iran’s decline, but by whether the U.S. strengthens an Israel-led Abraham Security Alliance, or elevates Turkey as its preferred regional partner
Assessment
The United States faces a strategic fork in the Middle East: backing an Israel-led Abraham Security Alliance or elevating Turkey as its primary partner. Iran's decline opens a window for realignment, but the choice will reshape regional power balances. The outcome hinges on Washington's willingness to prioritize Israeli-led frameworks over Turkish ambitions.