Does the Doha raid contribute to the shifts of the region?

In light of the scene full of transformations in the region, the recent developments appear to be the beginning of a completely different stage. The raid that targeted the leadership of the Hama Movement in Qatar, although it appears in a military operation against a specific party, but it opens the door to much greater possibilities. What happened cannot be isolated from an intertwined regional context, as politics, wars and alignments are intertwined in a way that requires all parties to reconsider their accounts.
The Israeli tulle, which has reached the borders that the Arab political mind no longer imagines, reflects a new reality of escape. It is no longer limited to a confrontation in Gaza or inconsistent on the border. Rather, the danger has become present in any Arab capital that Netanyahu may decide or his government to target it. If it is possible to strike the leadership of Hama in Doha, what prevents from hitting other parties in Beirut, Damascus, Cairo, or even in Gulf capitals? Here lies the essence of anxiety: Israel no longer sees any restrictions or limits to its movement. The most dangerous thing is that these practices do not come in isolation from the American cover. The implicit or public blessing of Washington gives Tel Aviv a wide margin of maneuver and gives its operations a bit of legitimacy. This puts the Arab countries in front of a real dilemma: Do they remain just a spectator of repeated Israeli operations, or are they restored and are looking for alternatives in their alliances with the Israeli expansion? We are facing a situation that can affect every system and every country. This may pushing the emergence of new intersections between the forces affected by the Israeli arrogance, even if they have deep discounts or contradictions. There is no doubt that the Syrian reality and its collapse, in addition to the significant decline in the power of Hezbollah, constituted an encouraging factor for Israel to expand its operations. The current time would not have happened if Tel Aviv did not realize that the balance of power was changed in its favor. But the question that arises today: Will this progress will continue without deterrence, or is a new stage of alliances that may redraw the balances? The answer is not yet settled. However, what happened in Qatar is not a passing accident, but rather an early warning to the countries of the region that the game is no longer the same. The option before everyone today is either staying in the circle of deficit and watching, or entering into new understandings of understanding that is drawn on the basis of facing an Israeli danger that no longer knows borders. The moment may be the beginning of a strategic shift that re -mixes the leaves and puts an end to the Israeli escape that threatens everyone.