Gulf states are expressing growing doubts about the effectiveness of their military cooperation with the United States, particularly after defense systems they acquired failed to respond during recent Israeli attacks. Dr. Ziad Majed from the American University of Paris highlighted these concerns in an interview with FRANCE 24. This situation has prompted Arab and Muslim leaders to call for a reassessment of their relationships with Israel, especially following emergency discussions in Doha after a deadly strike on Hamas members. The implications of this shift could significantly impact regional security dynamics and U.S. influence in the Middle East.

Gulf States are expressing doubts about the effectiveness of their military cooperation with the United States, particularly after defense systems failed during an Israeli attack. This concern follows emergency talks in Doha regarding recent violence against Hamas.

Editor’s Note: This situation highlights the growing unease among Gulf States about their reliance on U.S. military support. The failure of defense systems during a critical moment raises questions about future cooperation and security strategies in the region.