As a result, the major premise of current US policy is that a loss of trust by the Islamists in the democratic process would have adverse consequences, and that the restoration of the old regimes could threaten Western interests more than a Muslim Brotherhood government would. America is now wisely building working relations with the new Islamist leaders, in the hope that they will not endanger the region’s US-brokered peace agreements (Israel-Jordan and Israel-Egypt) or interfere with America’s drive to halt Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
因此，美国当前政策的主要假设是在民主过程中失去伊斯兰主义者的信任会产生反面效果，重建旧制度可能比穆斯林兄弟会政府更能损害西方利益。如今，美国正在聪明地建设与新伊斯兰主义领导人的关系，希望他们不会威胁该地区美国主导的和平协议（以色列-约旦协议和以色列-埃及协议），也不要干涉美国组织伊朗核野心的努力。