During President Donald Trump’s second administration, the United States has transitioned into a new era of prosperity, characterized by unprecedented economic growth and trillions in new private-sector investments. These investments have been fueled by tax reforms, deregulation, and a renewed emphasis on American innovation.
Now, another victory, the Trump administration deal with Iran ensures Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon and will facilitate the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices dropped significantly signalling progress.
President Trump disclosed that Russia and China helped broker the Iran deal, underscoring a shift away from traditional Western actors such as UK, NATO, G7. Russia and China’s involvement marks the decline of European influence in global geopolitics.
China and Russia helped broker the Iran deal: The U.S. welcomes Iran back into the global economy as long as Iran meets obligations, highlighting a shift after 47 years of adversarial relations. This approach is framed as a strategic recalibration focused on long-term peace conditioned on verifiable commitments. This represents a collaboration among new global partners, signalling a realignment in international diplomacy centered on American-led initiatives with strategic powers Russia and China, according to Promethean Action.
China and Russia helped broker the Iran deal: According to The Guardian: “US to allow Iran to immediately start selling oil and fuel again The US will allow Iran to immediately start selling oil and fuel again as part of the deal to end the war, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. Iran can only sell oil if they keep to the terms of the deal, as US official told Reuters. It includes the free flow of navigation in the strait of Hormuz and not obtaining an nuclear weapon.”
American Jewish leaders across the political spectrum alarmed by Trump’s Iran deal.
President Trump’s conversations with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping were pivotal, contradicting sceptics expecting global chaos. The deal is based on assurances and guarantees from fractured, weakened Iranian leadership.
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China and Russia helped broker the Iran deal: Israel faces a critical choice between perpetuating “forever war” or embracing peace through the Abraham Accords—emphasized as part of the goal to withdraw U.S. involvement from Middle East conflicts.
The deal breaks with decades of endless Middle Eastern wars, focusing on expedited peace rather than prolonged military engagement: “President Trump criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of Israel’s “minor war” against Hezbollah in Lebanon on Tuesday, voicing frustration that the parallel conflict was complicating his efforts to end the war with Iran.”
Trump’s phone call with Netanyahu was marked by unusually blunt and aggressive language, illustrating a stark power dynamic rarely seen publicly between two heads of government.
The leak revealing the call’s language challenges popular narratives portraying Trump as subordinate to Netanyahu or Israeli interests.
Trump exhibited decisive unilateral action rather than collaborative consultation with advisers, underscoring his personal style of exercising presidential power.
Trump is disrupting the globalist British imperial system, of which Iran was a proxy, Kokinda points out. This paradigm shift includes: Overcoming Israeli pro-war factions led by Netanyahu, potentially altered by the upcoming Israeli election.
The deal does not aim for immediate full treaties but establishes principles and pathways to prevent Iranian nuclear weapons and reopen critical maritime chokepoints.
Bumps and challenges in implementation are expected but the overall momentum favors this new geopolitical configuration.
The historic confrontation between Donald Trump and the imperial elite, which has ruled globally for over 100 years through shadowy institutions centered on the “rules-based order.”
China and Russia helped broker the Iran deal: The British imperial think tank, Chatham House acknowledges Iran’s ability to disrupt global trade by closing the Strait of Hormuz and views Iran as wielding tremendous strategic leverage. They recommend maintaining this leverage as a potential tool for future geopolitical disruption, signalling British interests in keeping regional tensions elevated and unstable. This stands in direct contrast with the diplomatic approach favoured by the Trump administration.
Trump expressed shock and anger at Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s bombing of Beirut shortly before the Iran deal signing, calling Netanyahu’s judgment “no effing judgment.” While acknowledging Hezbollah’s initial attack, Trump criticized the Israeli response as disproportionate and near-derailing of the diplomatic deal.
Trump claims a 99% approval rating in Israel, exceeding Netanyahu’s popularity, underscoring his significant political influence in Israeli domestic politics ahead of the upcoming elections in October. This signals an ongoing internal Israeli political conflict with broader geopolitical implications.
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