The Israeli strike on Qatar has evoked strong reactions from the Arab world, including Saudi Arabia, with Doha vowing a "collective response" to the attacks.

Yet, as an expert on Middle Eastern politics, I believe Gulf Arab countries must still navigate a regional political tightrope. And as the Israeli targeting of senior Hamas leaders in Qatar on Sept. 9,

A WSJ report reveals Israel used jet fighters in the Red Sea to fire ballistic missiles into space over Saudi Arabia in its audacious but failed strike on Hamas leaders in Doha. The secret operation was designed to bypass any U.

For decades, wealthy Gulf Arab states cast themselves as oases of stability in a region mired in conflict, building gleaming capitals with fast-growing economies powered by by millions of foreign workers drawn to economic opportunity and a tax-free lifestyle.

The Houthi terrorist organization launched two missiles early on Tuesday morning at Israel, but they landed and exploded in Saudi Arabia. At the same time, the Houthi-affiliated television channel al-Masira reported that the terror organization's foreign office called on the UN to "force Israel to obey international law."

Saudi Arabia has intensified shelling on Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, with artillery barrages destroying homes and civilian structures in Sa’ada province. Local sources report heavy damage in Razih and Ghamr districts,

Saudi Arabia has joined several other Arab nations in condemning Israel's strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar, calling it a "flagrant violation" of the country's sovereignty. "Saudi Arabia condemns and denounces in the strongest terms the brutal Israeli aggression and the flagrant violation of Qatar's sovereignty,