The Persian Gulf in a historical twist; The Necessity of Creating Independent Security Arrangements Washington's Trap for Sheikhs One of the main challenges facing Arab countries in dealing with Iran is the failure to separate Tehran's rivalry with Washington from Iran's security and political differences with its Arab neighbors. According to Ferraro's report, citing al-Mayadeen, the overlap of the interests of some Arab countries with American policy does not necessarily mean that their strategic goals are the same. The possibility of changing Washington's attitude towards Tehran also increases the importance of this issue.

The Persian Gulf in a historical twist; The Necessity of Creating Independent Security Arrangements Washington's Trap for Sheikhs One of the main challenges facing Arab countries in dealing with Iran is the failure to separate Tehran's rivalry with Washington from Iran's security and political differences with its Arab neighbors. According to Ferraro's report, citing al-Mayadeen, the overlap of the interests of some Arab countries with American policy does not necessarily mean that their strategic goals are the same. The possibility of changing Washington's attitude towards Tehran also increases the importance of this issue.