Trump's 2-year plan for West Asia; Netanyahu's resignation in front of the regional agreement

A Hebrew media reported the Donald Trump administration's attempt to advance a diplomatic plan in West Asia, based on which, the formation of a broad coalition government in the occupied territories with the aim of ending the wars and reaching regional agreements, especially with Saudi Arabia, is followed in return.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, Israel Hume reported that the US government, along with some international figures, especially in West Asia, is considering and advancing a diplomatic plan to form a broad coalition government in the occupied territories; A government that can make important political and diplomatic decisions within the framework of a regional agreement.

A senior American official announced that Washington's message about the necessity of forming such a cabinet was conveyed directly and through diplomatic channels to senior political figures in the occupied territories. According to him, the Israeli prime minister's office and the White House are in regular contact with each other, and Mike Huckabee, the American ambassador to the occupied territories, also met with a number of senior party leaders in September, including Gadi Eisenkot.

According to this report, American officials are cautiously pursuing this issue to avoid direct interference in the elections of the Zionist regime; However, they have emphasized that Washington and the international community welcome the formation of a broad and stable cabinet that is far from the presence of extremist elements.

The plan to form a coalition cabinet and Netanyahu's resignation

According to information provided by diplomatic officials to Israel Hume, one of the proposed frameworks includes the formation of a cabinet led by the Likud party alongside the newly established Yashar electoral list led by Gadi Eisenkot.

According to the proposed understandings, Benjamin Netanyahu will remain in power for a limited period of up to two years. During this time, the coalition cabinet should work to end the wars on all fronts and advance diplomatic agreements with the countries of the region, especially Saudi Arabia, after which Netanyahu should step down from political activity.

Washington's attempt to normalize relations between Saudi Arabia and the Zionist regime

The report adds that the Trump administration is pushing for Saudi Arabia to join the Ibrahim Accords, and along the way, has made proposals for security cooperation, including the sale of F-35 fighter jets and the construction of civilian nuclear facilities.

However, previous reports of "Israel Hum" newspaper indicate that Saudi Arabia has made changing the composition of the Zionist regime's cabinet one of its conditions for moving towards such an agreement.

Diplomatic officials evaluate this plan as an opportunity to make strategic changes in West Asia. According to them, such an action can help reduce the growing anti-Zionist and anti-Semitic atmosphere in the world, curb the spread of sanctions and address security risks, and at the same time, provide significant economic opportunities in the region.

One of the officials also announced that this issue was raised during discussions in which the US government criticized the way the Zionist regime dealt with the crimes committed by the Jews against the Palestinians in the West Bank.

Warning about missing the opportunity to form an inclusive cabinet

A foreign diplomatic official closely following developments on the plan has warned that the chance to form a broad coalition cabinet may be lost.

Emphasizing that a limited cabinet relying on a fragile coalition will not be able to make major diplomatic decisions and bring about the changes needed in West Asia, he said that the purpose of this plan is to advance Donald Trump's comprehensive plan for the region and create a broad coalition at the regional level based on the Ibrahim agreements.

The possible role of the head of the Zionist regime and Eysenkot conditions

According to this report, in recent days, news has been published about the participation of Isaac Herzog, the head of the Zionist regime, in these consultations; However, the office of the president of this regime has rejected these reports.

Due to his previous role in mediating the formation of a unity cabinet between Netanyahu and Benny Gantz, as well as the legal authority to grant amnesty to the prime minister, Herzog can play an important role in advancing the formation of an inclusive cabinet.

In his recent interviews about the future cabinet after the elections, he has said that he will do his best to prevent repeated early elections.

Meanwhile, Eysenkot's parliamentary coalition is expected to propose specific conditions for joining the cabinet. These conditions will include Netanyahu's explicit commitment to step down on time, canceling the laws passed in the framework of judicial reforms, and rebuilding the monitoring and balance of power mechanisms in the political structure of the Zionist regime.

According to this report, this coalition is also expected to demand the formation of an official commission of inquiry into the events of October 7.

According to informed officials, Eisenkot's movement believes that the implementation of fundamental changes in the structure of the basic law and foreign policy requires the cabinet to have a large majority consisting of Zionist parties.