Trump’s coalition of the Gulf states

Operation Epic Fury did not begin February 28. It began in Donald Trump’s first presidency when he made his first trip abroad landing in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on May 20, 2017, accompanied by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Melania, and Trump’s Jewish son-in-law and Jewish daughter.

Dragon-proof American Foreign Policy Forged in Fire, Burns China

President Trump’s dragon-proof foreign policy systematically targets and reverses Xi Jinping-era Chinese geopolitical and economic gains. It combines economic pressure, targeted regime disruptions, military actions, and hemispheric reassertion to erode China’s influence in key regions, disrupt cheap resource flows, undermine proxy networks, and reassert US dominance. This directly counters Xi’s narrative of inevitable US decline and multipolar “Global South” realignment, and that private meeting between Xi and President Trump in Beijing must have been a doozy!

Legacy of Disobedience: The Unfinished Story of the Amalekites and the Middle East

The failure of the Israelites to fully carry out God’s command regarding the Amalekites has been cited as a contributing factor to continued chaos and disorder in the Middle East, echoing throughout history as a lesson in the consequences of disobedience to divine instruction.

US-Israeli Operations and the Strategic Reset in the Middle East: The arc of operations in a three-act campaign

By initiating Operation Epic Fury, President Trump has pulled the trigger on a strategic reset in the Middle East. This is the third act in a campaign that has unfolded from June 2025 through March 2026. Epic Fury is not a single military event but a phased, coordinated strategic campaign with no clear precedent in post-Cold War American foreign policy. Understanding it requires tracing the sequence.

Pakistan: Capabilities and Potential Threat in a Prolonged Middle East Conflict

As regional tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East, particularly with the ongoing conflict between Israel and its neighboring territories, the geopolitical landscape could shift in ways that elevate the role of countries like Pakistan.