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Turkey's 'strategic triad' gains sway in Trump's Middle East policy, posing challenges for Israel

Turkey's 'strategic triad' is gaining influence within the Trump administration's Middle East policy, creating new friction with Israel.

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The brief

Turkey is exerting increased influence over U.S. Middle East policy via a 'strategic triad,' according to The Jerusalem Post.

This shift coincides with heightened rhetoric from President Erdogan, who has accused Israel of being 'war-addicted' and tying its political survival to regional conflicts. Coverage from Al Jazeera and The Times of Israel highlights Erdogan's insistence that Israel should not be permitted to 'dynamite' the US-Iran deal.

Meanwhile, Middle East Eye reports that Israel's 'kill first' strategy is now being aimed at Turkey, while The Economist frames these developments as the next great Middle East rivalry. Future developments center on whether the region will respond to Israel's current strategies and how the 'strategic triad' continues to impact U.S. policy decisions.

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What is the 'strategic triad'?

According to The Jerusalem Post, it is a mechanism through which Turkey is gaining sway in Trump's Middle East policy.

What has President Erdogan said about Israel's role in the US-Iran deal?

Erdogan stated that Israel must not be able to 'dynamite' the deal, as reported by Al Jazeera.

How is Israel's current strategy described in the news?

Middle East Eye refers to Israel's approach as a 'kill first' strategy that is now aimed at Turkey.

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