The Middle Eastern states closest to Israel see the attack on Hamas officials in Qatar and the invasion of Gaza City as warning signs of potential threats to their own security.

Netanyahu also held up a map showing what he called "the curse of Iran's terror axis," saying much of Tehran's proxies had been decimated by Israel's military.View on euronews

Trump has repeatedly claimed that he would broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas — a feat yet to materialize. However, he has proposed a new "layout" for Gaza that shifts control from Israel to Arab nations.

Israel's bombing of Qatar last week risks a new breach with Arab states who are meeting on Monday, opening another chapter in a fractious history since Israel's creation in 1948 marked by repeated wars and periods of frosty peace.

Some Arab officials are pushing for tangible, but not military, action against Israel, and Egypt’s president said the Israeli strike threatened diplomatic ties that Israel spent years cultivating.

As Trump urges Israel to be "very careful" after a strike in U.S.-allied Qatar, Netanyahu calls Rubio's visit "a clear message that America stands with Israel."

DOHA, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Leaders of Arab and Islamic states will warn that Israel's attack on Qatar and other "hostile acts" threaten coexistence and efforts to normalise ties in the region, according to a draft resolution to be put before an Arab-Islamic summit on Monday.

Every major strategic objective of the United States in the Middle East is now at risk because of Israel’s short-sighted attack in Doha.

Trump’s public opposition to the prospect of annexation helped create space for Arab nations to consider a U.S. plan for ending the war and rebuilding Gaza.