كونداليزا رايس: إيران هُزمت استراتيجيًا.. وشرق أوسط جديد يولد الآن

The war with Iran has reshaped the balance of power in the Middle East without a clear resolution, with a decline in Iran's military capabilities and its network of proxies, while security cooperation between the United States, Israel, and several Arab states has deepened. Israel appears more secure, but the diplomatic track remains fragile. The Iranian nuclear program has suffered a setback but has not been eliminated, and containing it depends on sustained pressure, intelligence coordination, and readiness for military response. The region is moving toward a balance based on deterrence and pragmatic cooperation rather than comprehensive settlements. --- 🔥 Follow Dr. Omar Abdel Sattar's exclusive analyses: • Watch the previous episode:    • بعد قصف إيران للكويت والبحرين.. ترامب يريد...   • Find all of Dr. Omar's analyses here:    • عدسات سياسة   🔔 • Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to receive the latest analyses from Dr. Omar Abdel Sattar. 🌐 Social Media: ➤   / omarabdulsatar   ➤   / omar.abdulsattar1   📰 • Condoleezza Rice: Iran Has Been Strategically Defeated... A New Middle East Is Being Born Condoleezza Rice believes that the war against Iran, although its results may not be entirely decisive, has brought about a significant shift in the balance of power in the Middle East. She says that the military campaign has weakened the military capabilities of Iran and its regional proxies, and strengthened security cooperation between the United States, Israel, and several Arab states, while Israel is now in a stronger position after targeting Hamas and Hezbollah. She also believes that the war revealed the limits of Iran's ability to threaten navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and demonstrated the regime's vulnerability to the military might of the United States and its allies. She points out that the recent military operations dealt a major blow to the Iranian nuclear program by destroying key parts of its infrastructure and weakening its ability to develop a nuclear weapon in the near future, despite continued concerns about its stockpiles of enriched uranium. Rice calls for continued economic and military pressure on Tehran to prevent it from rebuilding its nuclear and missile capabilities, while strengthening defense and technological cooperation among allies and countering any Russian or Chinese support for the regime. She also criticizes the hesitant European stance on the Iranian nuclear threat, asserting that the issue poses a challenge to international security as a whole and that Western allies must assume greater responsibility in confronting Tehran's nuclear ambitions. She further argues that the war has revealed the importance of developing defense systems and intelligence cooperation to counter modern threats, particularly in the age of drones and unconventional warfare. In conclusion, she believes that the war did not topple the Iranian regime but made it weaker and more disorganized, giving the United States and its allies an opportunity to reshape the regional balance of power and build a more stable Middle East, while emphasizing that a bad agreement with Tehran is more dangerous than no agreement at all. 📰 • Condoleezza Rice: Iran has been strategically defeated, and a new Middle East is emerging • Condoleezza Rice argues that the limited war against Iran, even if its results are not entirely decisive, has produced a significant shift in the balance of power in the Middle East. She says the military campaign has weakened Iran’s military capabilities and those of its regional proxies, and strengthened security cooperation between the United States, Israel, and several Arab states. Israel, she adds, has also emerged in a stronger position after targeting Hamas and Hezbollah. She further maintains that the war has exposed the limits of Iran’s ability to threaten shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and revealed the vulnerability of the regime in the face of U.S. military power and that of its allies. According to her, recent military operations have dealt a major blow to Iran’s nuclear program by destroying key parts of its infrastructure and weakening its capacity to develop a nuclear weapon in the near future, although concerns remain regarding its stockpiles of enriched uranium. Rice calls for continued economic and military pressure on Tehran and for preventing it from rebuilding its nuclear and missile capabilities, while also strengthening defense and technological cooperation among allies and countering any Russian or Chinese support for the regime. She criticizes Europe’s hesitant stance toward the Iranian nuclear threat, arguing that the issue represents a challenge to international security as a whole and that Western allies must assume greater responsibility in confronting Tehran’s nuclear ambitions. She al...