The move is seen as an incentive by the Trump administration for Syria’s interim government to sign a normalization agreement with Israel.

The HTS-led Syrian interim government accused ISIS of carrying out the suicide bombing, raising doubts about its ability to maintain stability and restrain sectarian violence in the country.

Another war for regime change in West Asia grows increasingly imminent, fueled by long-discredited claims about nuclear weapons that do not exist in Iran.

The move is seen as a turning point that would make normalization between the two major regional actors closer than ever, after decades of unstable relations.

US President Donald Trump has indicated that during his visit to West Asia next week he will determine how to officially refer to the Persian Gulf in future.

Trump tendrá que aceptar dar marcha atrás o librar una guerra que destruirá la región y posiblemente la economía global.

Trump will either have to agree to a climb down or wage a war that will destroy the region and possibly the global economy.

Iran says instead of blaming it for the regional situation, the west must acknowledge Israel’s responsibility in regional unrest, the occupation and crimes against the Palestinians, and act against it.

Israel advances in Syria beyond Golan Heights and destroys Syrian fleet in Latakia, appearing to be executing expansionist plans in Syria

A large number of Arab and other West Asian countries have defied the US pressures and openly taken a stand against the Israeli war in Gaza for the first time in decades

The specter that is haunting Washington is that the stabilization of Syria following Assad’s normalization with the Arab countries and with Turkey will inexorably coalesce into a Syrian settlement that completely marginalizes the “collective West” 

Evidently, the regional states are tapping the “feel-good” generated by the Saudi-Iranian deal. There are signs of an overall easing of tensions