October 7 marks the fall of military bets who is shaping the new Middle East
After three years following the October 7 operations, the discussion focused on the strategic shifts these attacks have brought about. It became clear that military bets on traditional resistance and monopolizing the battlefield have failed to achieve lasting political results. They led to a fracture in the concept of unity among the arenas and caused fragmentation within the resistance axis regions. Additionally, the events demonstrated a decline in Israel's traditional security doctrine and the failure of Benjamin Netanyahu's promoted "New Middle East" project. This occurred alongside the emergence of regional alliances based on intersecting interests, such as the "Mecca Pact," and an increased emphasis on political solutions—particularly the establishment of an independent Palestinian state—which is viewed as a key to achieving lasting stability in the region. The findings confirm that solely relying on armed confrontation is insufficient; diplomatic cooperation and the balance of regional and international interests have become essential in shaping the future landscape.
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