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Comment on Trump’s Gaza peace plan could revive Pax Americana by Rules Based Disorder
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Comments for Asia Times
The conflict in the Middle East may be coming to an end, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has backed US President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza.
However, the US has involved many Muslim states—including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar in the Middle East and Pakistan and Indonesia in Asia.
Apparently, America has succeeded in negotiating a comprehensive peace plan that could be vital for the future global revival of a Pax Americana.
The Middle East could thus feature a new political map without Russia and China.
China has made significant political and economic inroads in recent decades.