The Doctrine of Evasion: How Do Trump and Netanyahu Negotiate?

The article criticizes American-Israeli negotiation methods, accusing Trump and Netanyahu of using evasion and stalling. It cites the withdrawal from the 2018 Iran nuclear deal, the strike on Iran in February 2026, and Israel's non-compliance with Gaza agreements. It also points to a joint defense agreement between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia on August 7, 2026, as hope for balancing American hegemony.

The article offers a critical analysis of the negotiation tactics employed by US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, arguing that they are based on evasion, stalling, and taming the other side rather than genuine dialogue. The author cites examples such as the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal in May 2018, the military strike on Iran in February 2026, and Israel's failure to comply with agreements related to Gaza, including the October 2025 agreement and the July 2026 agreement. The article also criticizes America's role as a mediator in the Gaza file, considering it to serve Israeli interests. It concludes by referencing the signing of a joint defense agreement between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia on August 7, 2026, expressing hope that it will form the nucleus of a regional body that balances American hegemony.