Is Turkey Next? Why Israel Had to kill Hamas Leaders on Qatari soil
“In an era where Shiite hegemony is crumbling, courtesy of Israel, and giving way to a Sunni arms race and emerging dominance, Israel must prove that it remains the sole military superpower in the Middle East.
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For years, Qatar has been the poisonous octopus meddling in the Middle Eastl; bribing senior officials in countries around the world (including Israel); using American immunity to empower the Muslim Brotherhood; pouring billions into inciting the next generation of academics through funding of the Islamo-Marxist theory all over the U.S, all while enthusiastically supporting Hamas and demonstrating impressive economic-intelligence penetration capabilities.
All this, until Israel signaled to Qatar that it must change course, quickly.
It also sent a clear message to Turkey: no country is immune to consequences for bankrolling terror, not even one hosting a massive US base or sitting inside NATO.
The strike in Qatar is a clear message to the violent Sunni axis now taking shape with the unraveling of the Iranian axis, courtesy of Israel.
This axis, fueling a Middle Eastern arms race with Turkey and Egypt at its forefront, both seeking influence through Saudi Arabia and Qatar over Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, is the arena where Israel operates, signaling its presence and its refusal to accept any exceptional military buildup.
There is no doubt that Israel’s blow in Qatar is a significant statement. It reminds the entire Middle East that while Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the Emirates may have the big money, the military contractor of America, and of the entire world in the Middle East, was, is, and will remain only Israel.
As the saying goes: money can’t buy everything - and military power surely buys more.
Israel had to remind the entire world that anyone who takes a side against it will be granted some time for dialogue, and indeed Israel has been remarkably patient with the Qataris. But no actor will be immune, not even on the soil of a country not defined as an enemy state.
And Turkey, with its barbaric and bizarre behavior, turning itself into a senior terror contractor in the Mediterranean and a security problem in its own right, surely heard the explosions today in Doha.