[Trump Administration Plans New Middle East Strategy to Contain Iran and Promote Israel-Saudi Normalization] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on September 5, citing Jin10 Data and Axios, that the Trump administration is drafting a post-war Middle East strategy focused on establishing a regional cooperation mechanism to contain Iran and promoting normalization of relations between Israel and neighboring countries. The plan is in its early stages and aims to guide policies during the final two years of Trump's term. Sources familiar with the matter indicate the strategy may include three aspects: 1. The U.S. providing security guarantees and pushing allies to form an alliance to contain Iran; 2. Advancing the next phase of the Gaza plan, implementing Israel-Lebanon and Israel-Syria security agreements; 3. Expanding the Abraham Accords to facilitate diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel. The U.S. hopes the new Israeli government formed after the October 27 election will cooperate with the strategy, but officials stated that Trump will proceed regardless of the election outcome. The plan is expected to be finalized within weeks, and the White House has declined to comment.