Any word on Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states' responses.
I have presumed they have all been Epsteined, since they have all become open to Israel.
Every form of armed (and diplomatic) resistance going on right now is centered around Iran. The 1979 Islamic Revolutionaries made the Palestinian struggle a central element in their ideology and over the last 40+ years they have stayed loyal to the promises made then and there. Even though they could have easily thrown Palestine under the bus as has happened so often before. Iran has build up its Armed Forces despite the sanctions, and has succesfully developed an a-symmetric warfare doctrine. The three main pillars of the Iranian regional deterrent are its 1. network of militias spanning the Middle East (of which Hezbollah is the blueprint and all the others are carbon copies) 2. its ballistic missile program (and recently its drone program on top of that) and 3. its nuclear program (controversial but likely a reality).
Every move on whatever front you're hearing about, whether it be in Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon or Syria, is done by IRGC linked forces. This is nothing new: they were the power that thwarted the plans to destroy Syria/ the Levant from 2011 onwards. The Obama Administration orchestrated 'Arab Spring' that was in the case of Syria to be the precursor to taking down Iran and Hezbollah and weakening Russia in the process.
Without Iran Gaza probably would have stopped existing a long time ago. The useless and backstabbing Arab despots must not take credit for this.
The Arab despots on the other hand are only concerned with themselves. They walk the so-called the Palestine tightrope. They have to pretend to be anti-Israel and pretend they work to further the Palestinian cause for the sake of keeping a lid on popular dissent (the respective populations are still vehemently anti-Israel), whilst at the same time pleasing their masters in DC and in all but words tacitly condone Israeli policies in the Palestinian Territories. It's usually not that hard. Until Israel announces its plans for a 1948 style 2.0 ethnic cleansing.
The importance of the Abraham Accords can't be overstated. It meant the overt and diplomatic recognition of the Zionist entity in the Middle East by the Arab states. After 80 years the unthinkable finally happened. According to the signee Arab nations Israel has a right to exist. It was and is a geopolitical earthquake manufactured by the Chabbad linked Kushner (employed by Donald J. 'I am the King of the Jews' Trump). As expected it were the Wahhabis that led the way. Wahhabism and Zionism share a lot of characteristics. In their origins, eschatology and geopolitical strategic objectives. Zionists and Wahhabis are both expansive ideologies. They also both have a supremacist view on the world. They share the same goal of containing Iran (hence the cooperation in Syria). And, most importantly, they are both Rothschild creations hence deeply invested in International Banking.
The genealogical origin of the ((bloodlines)) of both the House of Saud and the House of Zayed is another debated topic.
Since October 7 the Arab regimes have done
nothing to lessen the plight of the Palestinian people. This too is a pattern. Miraculously most militant pro Palestina Arab leaders have long been taken out, often aided
by Arabs themselves. The last in that long line were Ghadaffi and al Bashir, the former hosted PLO training camps on Libyan soil and as a result walked around with a big target on his back. If it weren't for the Iranian intervention in Syria that list would have been even longer. Assad was supposed to be the next scalp and so was al Abdulmalik al Houthi (Yemen).
A chart showing the Arab Coalition (~2016) against the Houthis in Yemen, the poorest country in the Middle East. Now compare this vigor to the current response.
In some cases the Arab states are actively working against HAMAS/ Resistance (Iranian) interests. Sometimes out of their own interests, sometimes out of a genuine dislike for HAMAS and/or Iran. And always because they have been bought and paid for. A couple of examples: the (half Anglo and British installed) Hashemites of Jordan are letting their country be used as a staging ground for US intel gathering, supply chains and bombing runs in the region. One of the main US bases in the country is Muwaffaq AB, which is very close to the Jordan valley. It's a key node in the current Israeli war. The Hashemites security forces also regularly beat up angry demonstrators (often of Palestinian ancestry) that want to storm the Jordan-Israel border. It's, again, in line with their track record. The current puppet King Abdullah's father already declared war on the militant Palestinian refugees in Jordan in 1970-1972 and killed more than 30 000 of them.
Same goes for Egypt. Sisi has for years labelled HAMAS a terrorist organization due to its Muslim Brotherhood links (repealed in 2017), yet Egypt has had proper diplomatic relations with Israel post 1967. Sisi came to power after disposing MB linked Morsi in 2013, but Islamic opposition to his junta remains a big concern. Sisi has been messing with the Rafah border crossing since forever, at times closing it randomly. He refuses to accept wounded Gazans into Egyptian hospitals. Israel in the timespan of three weeks has now injured Egyptians on Egyptian territory twice, but not a peep. This morning the Egyptians shot down ballistic missiles coming from Yemen - so Egypt is now actually acting as an extra layer of Israel defense's mechanisms.
It's not much better in the Gulf. The Emirati King bin Zayed was the only Arab ruler to openly condemn HAMAS attacks on October 7-8. The UAE has banned the display of Palestinian flags in football stadiums. The Bahraini Finance Minister came out a couple of days ago stating that 'the Abraham Accords are now more important than ever'. Et cetera, et cetera. The Gulf Royalties hates HAMAS and the MB in general for being anti-monarchist/ Republican. It is clear they prefer Israel and some Palestinian puppet in Gaza over HAMAS.
And then there is the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah headed by Abbas. PLO acknowledged Israel's right to exist in 1993 and ever since they have been played like a fiddle waiting for the fairytale Two State Solution. At this point they should be considered an extension of the IDF. Pre October 7 in the case of Israeli raids on militant factions in the Westbank the PA security forces would disappear minutes before the IDF entrance, often turning off electricity. Post October 7 the PA security forces haven't done anything of value, and Abbas simply travels around the world trying to stay relevant.
None of the Arab regimes have withdrawn from the Abraham Accords. Or (temporarily) suspended relations. None have imposed embargoes or even boycotts. None (aside from Libya) have expelled ambassadors. None have pledged support for the Palestinians aside from 'humanitarian aid' (that mostly is stuck on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing anyway). None have reconsidered their geopolitical course.
All they do is talk cheap. Meanwhile Gaza already looks like Dresden 1945.
Do the Arab Regimes have a red line? They probably have, but only because they fear political instability at home. Once the killing and the Arab fake toothless saber-rattling+ Zion lite stance gets a bit too obvious popular dissent could very fast turn from anti-Israel into anti- Arab regime. Their genuine care for Gaza and the Palestinians is close to zero