The Israeli occupation's raid targeting a villa in Doha where Hamas leaders were meeting has ignited a wave of anger in the Gulf, and it is considered a violation of red lines that could expand the scope of the Gaza war and complicate the occupation's relations with the United States and countries in the region.
The Economist commented in its editorial on the Israeli occupation's attempt to target Hamas's political leadership in Qatar, describing it as a gamble that escalated the war in Gaza and shocked Gulf nations.
The magazine noted that since October 7, the occupation has targeted Hamas leaders across the Middle East, assassinating its members in Lebanon, Gaza, the West Bank, Syria, and Iran, but refrained from targeting the leadership in Qatar, a small U.S. ally that plays an important role in ceasefire negotiations between the movement and the occupation.
The attack will have repercussions not only on the Gaza war but also on the relationship between America, Israel, and Gulf countries.
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Economist: Israel's raid on Doha is a gamble that expands the war and shocks the Gulf.