In the wake of regional conflict, the Trump administration is drafting a sweeping Middle East strategy that seeks to transform diplomatic normalization into a durable architecture of power — one designed to contain Iran by weaving Israeli-Arab ties into an explicit, coordinated alliance. The plan extends the logic of the Abraham Accords beyond recognition toward something more structural: a realignment of regional order with the United States at its center. Whether history will receive this moment as an opportunity or an overreach depends on forces that no blueprint can fully command.