As tensions rise across the Middle East, are we witnessing the birth of a completely new regional order? In this conversation, the security analyst Brigadier Rashid Wali Janjua breaks down the shifting alliances shaping the Middle East after the Iran–Israel conflict, the future of the Abraham Accords, growing UAE–Israel military cooperation, and the deepening geopolitical divide across the Gulf. We discuss whether Pakistan can maintain neutrality between Saudi Arabia and Iran, how India is expanding its influence in the Gulf, why China may emerge as the biggest winner of the crisis, and whether the United States is losing its grip over the region. This is a deep geopolitical analysis of the new power struggle unfolding from Tehran to Tel Aviv.