By Meir Jurno, our military and security commentator

The US Helplessness, which has been accompanied since the beginning of the war in Iran by a profound damage to the deterrence capacity of the US military, is now trying to replace it with a new political offensive that bends the entire Middle East to American interests, and "renew" American deterrence. This strategy is backed by a massive army that Trump has brought to the Middle East, and signals to all players in the region, and not just Iran, that the US is not the unstable entity that Donald Trump's actions have reflected so far, but rather the opposite: it is creating a new Middle East, one that is entirely in line with American interests and is in line with the enormous American power that has the power to enforce it. Trump is acting this way after realizing that Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan, in collaboration with Syria, are creating an Islamic axis that intends to rule the Middle East, and in the hands of the axis, a tool for energy crises in the Strait of Hormuz; Trump's actions, contrary to Israeli interests, express, in our assessment, American concern that the Israeli government is working to prevent Palestinian control in Gaza, and to prevent a compromise with Hamas, in order to provide a pretext for the destruction of Hamas and the transfer and settlement of Gaza. Our assessment: Instead of surrendering, Iran will try to expand the conflict from regional to global conflict, which could cost the Western world the abandonment of Taiwan and perhaps even the abandonment of Ukraine.