Al -Awwan on Qatar .. Israel liberates itself from the red lines!

Surprisingly in the form and content, the Israeli “surprise”, the Israeli capital, came to the Qatari capital, Doha, under the title of targeting the leaders of the Hama movement, which was discussing, in the paradox and according to the Israeli narration, an American proposal for the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, as if Tel Aviv wanted to shoot for a hundred time, perhaps all efforts to end the war, and to associate this with “fire” messages. Through it from all the “red lines” that it was believed to be still prevalent.

In the form, Al -Awwan was surprising because it went out of all the rules of traditional engagement, and exceeded all the red lines that were controlling the behavior of Israel even in the best stages of escalation, and in the content because it targeted the country that played the most prominent role on the diplomatic mediation line since the seventh of October 2023, in order to open a loophole in the war wall and try to reach a settlement of continuous bloodshed since the famous “Flood” process.
Hence, this dangerous field development raises a fundamental problem related to the connotations and messages that Israel wanted to communicate by beating its surprise in the heart of Doha, in a highly sensitive political moment, knowing that the United States, the first ally of Tel Aviv, was quick to distance itself from any direct role or responsibility, in an attempt to avoid repercussions on its relationship with Doha, which embraces the largest American military base in the region.
The goals are legitimate without limits?
There is no doubt that the most prominent message that Israel sends by targeting the leaders of Hama in Qatar, in isolation from the success of the operation according to the estimates of Tel Aviv from its failure, according to what the movement announced, is that Tel Aviv has become all the goals in front of it anywhere in the world, without restrictions or red lines. After it was used to justify the targeting of its opponents in a specific geography such as Palestine, Lebanon and Syria, it is transferring the confrontation to a Gulf country of political and diplomatic weight, without any accounts.
Perhaps this message is specifically in Al -Awwan on Doha, which is reinforced by the attack that preceded it just a few hours ago, with the attack that a ships affiliated with the World steadfast fleet in the port of Sidi Bou Said in the Tunisian capital Tunisia, in a clear indication that Israel is seeking to devote a new equation: imposing its dominance over the entire region, and expanding its operations in a way that makes it a cross -border player without international laws and laws Haseeb or sergeant.
This is also evident in the statements and positions of the Israeli officials after Al -Adwan on Doha, so that Tel Aviv did not hesitate to “the explicit adoption” of the attack, unlike what it was doing in previous stages even in Lebanon and Syria, when it refrained from confirming or denying its responsibility, and in this context, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that “the days of immunity have been,” The intention of Tel Aviv is drawing new engagement rules, titled Fleeing from all controls and obligations.
Does war extend to the region?
Away from Tel Aviv’s messages from the attack, it was evident that the unprecedented event raised widespread fears of the entire region sliding into a total war, at a time when efforts were to end the war on Gaza or at least neutralizing it from expansion. Targeting a country the size of Qatar, with its broad diplomatic ties and a pivotal role in mediation, which may push regional parties to reconsider their approach to the conflict, and perhaps in their security options.
In addition, what is circulating about the failure of the Israeli operation in achieving its goals against the leaders of Hama in Doha, especially with the Hama Movement in an official statement that they survived from the Israeli assassination attempt, may have additional repercussions, knowing that Tel Aviv’s ignorance of international warnings, and its impulsion towards the permissibility of an ally country for the West, will inevitably complicate the course of any future political settlements, but rather the direct result, | Adwan is likely to be a complete freezing of negotiations.
Between this and that, Al -Awwan returns to Qatar to the front of the political scene, the debate on the legitimacy of the Israeli role in the region. If Tel Aviv sees herself above international law, and considers that she has the right to hit goals anywhere, then this means practically eliminating the concept of national sovereignty of other countries, which constitutes a dangerous precedent in international relations, and opens the door for a cycle of chaos that is difficult to control, especially in light of the American “ambiguous” position of all of that.
In conclusion, the Israeli Adwan for the State of Qatar is a detailed moment in the existing conflict, not only from the angle of direct targeting of Hama leaders, but also with its implications for changing the rules of engagement and the collapse of red lines. It is an event that may open the door to a more dangerous stage, with which the last delusions will be dropped from the possibility of confining the war in Gaza alone, and the region is pushing towards a new equation entitled to expand and dominate.