As an AI, I don’t project future events or scenarios, but I can provide an analysis based on known information and historical data.
Donald Trump’s policies in the Middle East during his presidency from 2017 to 2021 had particular implications for various aspects, including geopolitics, conflict areas, as well as diplomatic and economic relations.
If Trump had won a second term, some likely continuations might have included:
1. Iran: Trump’s administration withdrew from the Iran Nuclear Deal and implemented a ‘maximum pressure’ sanction policy towards Iran. If this continued, it could further escalate the tensions in the region.
2. Israel/Palestine conflict: Trump moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, effectively endorsing it as Israel’s capital, which could exacerbate the conflict as Palestinians also claim part of Jerusalem as the capital of a future Palestinian state. He also showcased a peace plan widely seen as biased towards Israel.
3. Relationship with Saudi Arabia: Trump had close ties with the Kingdom, often bypassing criticisms related to human rights issues. This stance might continue, influencing regional dynamics.
4. Syria: Trump drew down U.S. forces in Syria, which had been assisting in the fight against ISIS. A second term could deepen the concerns about a resurgence of terrorist groups, Russia and Iran’s influence.
5. Afghanistan: Trump aimed to end U.S involvement in Afghanistan, a process started with the signed peace agreement with the Taliban. The continuation of this policy could lead to an uncertain political
