Waltz’s dismissal is layered with intrigue. He was also responsible for allowing a reporter into a secure Signal chat — an incident that nearly cost Pete Hegseth his position. Hegseth, notably, has been one of the few strong voices standing against escalating conflict with Iran, making him a crucial ally for Trump’s anti-war stance.

As Trump distances himself from Netanyahu and the traditional Israeli lobby, he is simultaneously heading to Saudi, to meet with his homie Mohammed Bin Salman.

Trump is expected to greenlight Saudi Arabia’s request to build nuclear reactors, with the stipulation that U.S. contractors — and thus American oversight — handle the project. This signals a strategic pivot: Trump is no longer playing by the old neoconservative playbook. He’s redrawing the geopolitical map of the Middle East, prioritizing pragmatic power balances over inherited loyalties.

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