Touted Emergency Summit In Doha, leaders or Arab-Islamic countries are whim chants. Joint statements are powerful for rhetoric, but weak in specific roles.
Heads of state from nearly 60 countries gathered in Doha to respond decisively to Israel afterwards Attack on Qatar last week. But it’s all a difficult topic – that’s all. There is no real strategy to deal with Israel’s growing bells or to eliminate regional tensions.
The attack on Qatar was a strong act of Israel’s aggression against a sovereign Arab state. The Zionist state was also lucky when it attacked one of the closest allies of the U.S. Gulf, home to the largest U.S. military base in the region. Anger is evident throughout the Arab world. International condemnation The attack raised expectations that strong measures will be taken to stop Israeli aggression.
Qatar is the sixth country to be attacked by Israel this year, and Israel continues its genocide war in Gaza. Israel has killed more than 65,000 people so far, most of them women and children. Showing more than one million people. Israel has limited hostile food supply and no cedes, and the entire population of the occupied enclaves is at risk. Score or child is Dying or hungry every day.
Meanwhile, the Islamic group has watched the worst Genocide In recent history. Some Arab countries have even continued diplomatic and trade relations with Israel. Yes, there were some protests, but no more. Then Israel Attacked Lebanonoccupy more territory Inside Syria And bombed Yemen and Iran.
this attack In Iran Nuclear facilities In June, the most difficult joint military operations were Israel and the United States against sovereign states. However, the Muslim world has not taken any specific action except for some of the Mek condemnations.
Muslim countries have watched the worst genocide recently.
Zionist states extend their military operations to West Bank And announced plans to expand solutions to the forcibly occupying the Palestinian state. Now, Israel’s extreme government has announced that it intends to permanently occupy Gaza and force its entire population to leave. Obviously, Israel’s genocide in Gaza and its attack on Arab countries have our full support.
Israel has received billions of dollars US military aid and enjoy Washington’s full support in the military invasion of the region. Not only that, Arab countries have not put pressure on Washington to use IT leverage to stop Israel, and in fact, when Donald Trump visited the Middle East in the summer, he did his best to please the president.
Gulf Shekims promises to invest trillions of dollars in the United States. Qatar gives away $400 million Planes to Trumpin addition to signing billions of dollars in deals with the United States to buy weapons. But even proving this does not guarantee the attack of America’s closest allies.
Israeli fighter jets attacked a residential building near Doha last week kill Five Hamas members and a Katari security officer. The attack targeted the Hamas negotiating team, which gathered to discuss a new peace plan proposed by the Trump administration. The top Hamas leaders also attended the meeting. When Israel attacked Israel, they had already agreed to most proposals – missing five negotiators but killing some others.
Obviously, the purpose of the Israeli attack was to undermine any ceasefire agreement. Since the Gaza invasion two years ago, Qatar has been involved in mediation efforts between Israel and Hamas. Doha also hosted negotiations conducted by Israeli officials, which were supported by the United States.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the attack, showing that he did not need Washington’s approval. Trump said he was not informed of the Israeli attack and learned about the upcoming strikes in U.S. military information.
However, Qatar is not reminded – if we think thousands of American soldiers are in the country, it’s interesting. In addition, Qatar’s air defense system has been supported by US technology. Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the strike but never condemned Israel’s name. Critics argue that the excessive dependence of Qatar and other Gulf chiefs in the United States has made these countries extremely vulnerable to attacks from Israeli aggression.
The summit warned that Israel’s “brutal” aggression threatened the path to a normal relationship with Israel, including existing and futures agreements. It also called on the United States to use its lives to stop Israel. This suggestion makes no sense given that the powerful halls of Zionist countries have much greater leverage on the U.S. government.
While Arab and other Muslim heads of state are considering joint operations against Israel, Netanyahu appears to be in a Joint press conference Along with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, he will once again attack Qatar to eliminate Hamas leaders. The two and a half-joint positions report on the differences between Trump and Netanyahu. Top U.S. diplomats have expressed doubts about the opportunity for a possible peace deal to end the Gaza war.
To be sure, Arab countries can be used to put pressure on Israel, but there is no real sense of solidarity between them. The interests of these countries vary, making it difficult for them to reach consensus on effective strategies to deal with the growing Israeli threat.
Some Arab countries are not even ready for diplomatic ties to Israel for economic or security reasons. A split house cannot protect itself. Statements of solidarity are often meaningless for display only.
The author is a writer and journalist.
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Posted at Dawn on September 17, 2025
