The three vectors that will bring Trump to push for an agreement with Saudi Arabia

An analysis of the three main vectors driving US President Donald Trump to promote a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia: the aspiration for a historical legacy, the race against China in the field of artificial intelligence, and the exploitation of presidential immunity for personal and family interests.

The article analyzes the motivations of US President Donald Trump to promote a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia, breaking down his worldview into three main vectors. The first vector is Trump's strong desire to be considered the greatest historical figure of all time, viewing the agreement as a biblical achievement of 3,000 years that will secure his place at the pinnacle of history. The second vector is the race against China for dominance in artificial intelligence, with the economic corridor project (IMEC) seen as an opportunity to lead a massive infrastructure initiative that would counter China's Belt and Road Initiative. The third vector is the exploitation of the presidential immunity granted by the Supreme Court to advance personal and family interests, blurring the lines between public and private interest. The article relies on tweets from Trump and unofficial sources, but does not bring official diplomatic sources.