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Former US Ambassador Discusses US Role and Geopolitical Future in Middle East

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Edward Djerejian, former United States ambassador to Israel and Syria, discussed America's role in the geopolitical future of the Middle East. He asserted that core American interests in the region, which have been central since 1948, include oil, regional security, and Palestine. Djerejian expressed disapproval of the joint military action against Iran taken by Trump and Netanyahu, calling it a major miscalculation.

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The discussion highlighted that American involvement in the Middle East has historically centered on oil and regional security. Djerejian warned against the United States attempting to rebuild countries in its own image, citing the Iraq War and Saddam Hussein’s overthrow as examples of government failures.

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  • Edward DjerejianFormer United States ambassador to Israel and Syria who provided commentary on US foreign policy.
  • Middle EastGeopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran, which was the subject of the discussion.

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