SATISH SHARMA - not just Rotigraphy.: Game Over and Hegemony's End: Either Normalization… or Total Explosion

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Makkawi Elmalik | مكّاوي الملك

Translated from Arabic

 Game Over and Hegemony's End:
                                  Either Normalization… or Total Explosion 

In less than eight hours alone… the illusion (of the grand deal) collapsed

Trump raised the ceiling to the maximum: No deal with Iran… except at a clear price: comprehensive Arab normalization with Israel

But the response came decisively: Saudi Arabia stated it plainly, with no room for interpretation: (No normalization… without an independent Palestinian state)

And here the entire scene was laid bare

 Iran didn't move… didn't escalate… didn't maneuver…
It just waited…

And that was enough to see the American alliance unravel from within

The result now:
• Iran deal… suspended
• Normalization project… stalled
• Washington… losing its allies gradually

Not because Iran is smarter… but because Washington has become more impulsive and arrogant

When a superpower tries to impose everything at once… it loses the ability to impose anything

 The most dangerous part of the scene:
Trump didn't stop at external pressure… he even detonated America's own interior:
• Unprecedented attacks on former presidents
• Sharp divisions within the Republican Party
• A tense and weak speech at a moment meant to unite Americans (Memorial Day)

 This isn't the behavior of a nation's leadership… it's an indicator of deep strategic disarray

And in parallel:
• Imposing normalization as a condition for a deal with Iran = exploding the regional balance
• Ignoring the Arab public stance = a dangerous political gamble
• Pressuring countries like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan = a threat to the stability of the allies themselves

 The real meaning: We're not witnessing negotiations… but a forced reshaping of the regional order

But this time… the rejection isn't just from adversaries…

It's from within the camp itself

 The bottom line.. the world has changed

America no longer holds the (decision button) that imposes obedience on everyone

Allies are no longer subordinates… they've become partners on their own terms

And Iran? It didn't win militarily… but it profited from its adversary's mistakes

 What's happening now isn't a passing crisis… it's a historic turning point: the beginning of the fall of the old hegemony model… and the beginning of a new system being written under pressure… not by dictation

 Makkawi Elmalik | Makkawi Elmalik