The Response by Middle Eastern Countries to Israel's Strike on Hamas Leaders in Doha Suggests a Coalition That's Accepting Iran After a Long Break Because It's Not the Only Power in the Region That Israel Is Attacking. If They Think the U.S. Can't Attend to Their Interests, the anti-Iran Axis Could Become an anti-Israel Axis
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The response by Middle Eastern countries to Israel's strike on Hamas leaders in Doha suggests a coalition that's accepting Iran after a long break because it's not the only power in the region that Israel is attacking. If they think the U.S. can't attend to their interests, the anti-Iran axis could become an anti-Israel axis
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