Trump's Peace Plan: Middle East Unites Against Iran #shorts

[0:00]Now look at that roster. Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, the Gulf states. All of these countries are members of Trump's Board of Peace. The architecture he began building with the Abraham Accords and now operating at full speed under the pressure of a shooting war while still lining up billions in investment for rebuilding Gaza. And that pressure is doing something else entirely, something the media is completely ignoring. Iran and its proxies in neighboring countries are being isolated and defanged. In early March, the Lebanese government banned Hezbollah and told it to turn over its weapons. Then the Palestinian Authority publicly condemned Iran and sided with Saudi Arabia. Did you catch that? The Palestinian Authority condemning Iranian attacks on Gulf States and reaffirming solidarity with Saudi Arabia. And Hamas, Iran's own proxy in Gaza is now seriously considering a disarmament proposal from Trump's Board of Peace. The entire axis of resistance's rhetorical edifice has crumbled. Iran's military capacity is shattered, its supply lines to its proxies are severed, and the leverage is gone. Unlike decades of managed diplomacy, which kept the region in permanent war, Donald Trump is doing what no one has been able to do for a very simple reason. He doesn't play the Imperial Great game. He actually wants peace, built on genuine economic development.