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Omar Al Qasim

Omar Al Qasim
Omar Al Qasim
Omar is the founder and editor-in-chief of Eagle Intelligence Reports, a platform dedicated to in-depth political and strategic analysis. He has extensive experience in the media field and offers analytical insights into geopolitics, international conflicts, and shifting global power dynamics.
Omar Al Qasim - Eagle Intelligence Reports - Editor In Chief
Omar Al Qasim

Omar is the founder and editor-in-chief of Eagle Intelligence Reports, a platform dedicated to in-depth political and strategic analysis. He has extensive experience in the media field and offers analytical insights into geopolitics, international conflicts, and shifting global power dynamics.

Will Trump Create an "Iran Syndrome"?

Will Trump Create an “Iran Syndrome”?

U.S. President Donald Trump’s shift from military escalation toward economic strangulation to force Tehran into concessions has intensified debate. But the more consequential issue is what this confrontation will leave behind in Washington if the United States fails to convert its overwhelming military superiority into a durable political outcome.

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Trump: From Breaking Iran to Refloating It

Trump: From Breaking Iran to Refloating It

On March 2, just days after the war against Iran began, U.S. President Donald Trump presented the operation not as a limited pressure campaign or a round of military strikes to improve negotiation terms. He framed it instead as a mission to strip Tehran of its essential instruments of power.

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The Gulf After War: Risk Begins

The Gulf After War: Risk Begins

Regardless of how the U.S.–Israeli war on Iran ends, its conclusion is unlikely to produce stability. Instead, it will mark the beginning of a more complex and dangerous phase for the Gulf states—one defined by unresolved threats, volatile wartime objectives, and deep strategic uncertainty. It is a historically unprecedented test for the region.

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The End of the Gulf's Illusion of Security

The End of the Gulf’s Illusion of Security

War has now reached the heart of the Gulf. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is not just an episodic military escalation. It represents the collapse of the entire regional security paradigm on which the Gulf states have relied. For decades, Gulf states seemed to be living in a state of strategic exception.

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Disaster Scenario: U.S.-Iran Escalation Trap

Disaster Scenario: U.S.-Iran Escalation Trap

Numerous reports suggest that General Dan Keane, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned in internal deliberations about the dangers of launching a major military operation against Iran. Chief among them is the risk that an attack extends into a long-term conflict that would be difficult to contain.

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Iran: Same Mistakes, Different Leaders

Iran: Same Mistakes, Different Leaders

Iran is entering a fundamentally new phase of tension. Despite the regime’s ability to contain the intensity of protests through a harsh security crackdown, the Iranian system now stands at a historic crossroads. Protest discourse is no longer confined to economic or livelihood demands; it has now expanded to the regime’s very legitimacy.

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South Yemen and the Limits of Unity

South Yemen and the Limits of Unity

Last week, Saudi forces seized control of Mukalla City, a key port of Hadramout province. Beyond its military value, the port carries deeper historical significance. In its modern form, Mukalla was financed and constructed by the South Yemeni state as part of a broader project to integrate eastern regions into a unified maritime political economy.

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Hamas Caught Between Ideology and Survival

Hamas Caught Between Ideology and Survival

Sources familiar with the developments taking place on the ground in Gaza say the militant group Hamas has already begun restructuring its organization from an armed faction into a political entity. The group now recognizes that the emerging political reality leaves no room for its current model of governance to survive in its former shape.

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Mr. Trump, Protect Your Legacy

Mr. Trump, Protect Your Legacy

Once again, Israel’s far right openly challenges Washington’s pursuit of peace. This time, it strikes at the core of President Donald Trump’s Middle East vision. While President Trump declares his plan to halt the Gaza war “may bring eternal peace to the Middle East,” the Knesset plants a time bomb in the region’s heart.

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Trump’s Plan Reproducing the Failure of Peace

Trump’s Plan: Reproducing the Failure of Peace

While US President Donald Trump spoke about how “everyone wants peace in the Middle East” after Hamas accepted a plan to end the war in Gaza, what sprang to mind was the image of Clinton, Rabin, and Arafat clasping hands on September 13, 1993, announcing a new era of peace, prosperity in the Middle East.

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