Individualism in the US Foreign Policy during Trump’s Presidential Period and Its Impact on Securitization in the Region of the Western Asia

The main purpose of this study is to explain individualism in US foreign policy during the Trump era and its impact on security in the region of the Western Asian. In line with this goal, the author seeks to answer the main question t; What effect has Trump’s individualism had on the security the region of the Western Asian? The author tries to examine the individualism in Trump's foreign policy by using a descriptive-analytical method and quoting the theory of Rosenau continuity, on the one hand, and the theory of security of the Copenhagen school, on the other hand, as a theoretical framework and analyzes its impact on security in the strategic region of the Western Asia. Contrary to Rosenau's theory, a study of American foreign policy under Trump in terms of personality psychology and performance shows that the individual variable is higher than the other four. Although the security of the region of the Western Asian goes back to the George W. Bush administration, what this article hypothesizes is the effect that individualism in the Trump administration's foreign policy is on intensifying the security of the region of the Western Asian and the extraordinary actions that Trump has taken as a security player. The present study proves that measures such as banning citizens of six Islamic countries from entering the United States, leaving JCPOA, assassinating General Qassem Soleimani and moving the Israeli embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem can be presented as special measures and as a result of intensifying security in the region.the documents through library technique.