Egypt today is sadly not the Egypt of 1967, Lebanon is internally divided and its government is weak and spineless, Syria will be busy for the foreseeable future guarding itself against a terrorist resurgence and trying to regain control over their eastern regions, and too many of the Arab states have either openly or unofficially normalized relations with the apartheid occupation regime to please the US.
I don’t see a war as likely, there is not enough unity or political will for it in the region. Iran is the exception but they can only operate through proxies until a serious conflict breaks out.
I would be surprised if this doesn’t fizzle out as another nothing burger.
Egypt today is sadly not the Egypt of 1967, Lebanon is internally divided and its government is weak and spineless, Syria will be busy for the foreseeable future guarding itself against a terrorist resurgence and trying to regain control over their eastern regions, and too many of the Arab states have either openly or unofficially normalized relations with the apartheid occupation regime to please the US.
I don’t see a war as likely, there is not enough unity or political will for it in the region. Iran is the exception but they can only operate through proxies until a serious conflict breaks out.
I would be surprised if this doesn’t fizzle out as another nothing burger.