News Flash: War with Iran: beginning of a new order?

Originally posted on March 04, 2026 – by Andre Piet

Geopolitical analysts are increasingly speaking about a possible redrawing of the Middle East, in which a new regional cooperation centered around Israel seems to be emerging.

This development aligns with a process that became visible several years ago with the Abraham Accords. With these, open relations were established for the first time between Israel and several Arab states. Many strategists saw in this the beginning of a broader regional cooperation.

It is noteworthy that some analysts also place the current confrontation with Iran within that same framework. From that perspective, the weakening of Iran as a regional power could open the way for a closer alliance of states in the region.

The idea that a new geopolitical network of states is forming around Israel is therefore being mentioned more and more frequently. What began several years ago with diplomatic agreements could, under the present developments, grow into a new geopolitical order centered around Israel.

Links:

US and Israel attack Iran – early analysis
Inter-Arab Rivalry and Regional Hierarchy in the Post-Liberal Middle East
The Abraham Accords – The U.S. Perspective

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