Does the attack on Qatar are the beginning of changing policies towards Israel?

In a political and diplomatic atmosphere, attention is turned to Doha, where it will be held tomorrow, an exceptional Arab -Islamic summit, to discuss the recent Israeli attack on Qatar, in a move that is a strong solidarity message with Doha and an affirmation of the unity of the Arab and Islamic positions.
The attack, which is the first of its kind on a Gulf state, represented a qualitative shift in the regional scene, and pushing Arab and Islamic countries to reassess their policies and show a unified position towards Israel. In the framework of preparations, the opening session was postponed three hours to secure the arrival of delegations, according to “Sky News Arabia”. Foreign ministers and diplomatic representatives, along with the Mauritanian President, will participate in the meeting to prepare the closing statement project that will confirm the condemnation of the Israeli attack and solidarity with Qatar. It is scheduled that official words will be delivered by: Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hussein Taha, Secretary -General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Ahmed Abu Al -Ghait, Secretary -General of the League of Arab States. However, the summit is not a protocol but rather a station to stabilize a collective position that goes beyond traditional data, describing the attack as a “state of state” practiced by Israel. The professor of political science Hani Al -Bassous also saw in an interview with Sky News, that the summit carries a clear message by rejecting any violation of Arab sovereignty, stressing that it will not go to direct military measures but rather to diplomatic and legal steps and closer coordination in defense policies And economic.
As for the military expert Muhannad Al -Azzawi, he considered that the attack represents a direct threat to Gulf sovereignty, and that the summit will seek to show the unity of the Arab and Islamic ranks and direct strong political messages to Israel and the United States.
The summit also comes in the context of international geopolitical transformations with the rise of Chinese influence and the decline in American monopoly, which gives Arab countries an opportunity to rearrange their economic and political alliances. According to the observers, the Doha summit will not come out with military decisions, but it will establish a new political and diplomatic framework that enhances solidarity with Qatar, protects the national sovereignty of Arab and Islamic countries, and draws the features of a new stage of regional cooperation in facing challenges Next. (Sky News)