Israel’s attack on Qatar has sent shockwaves across the Middle East. While Tel Aviv insists it was targeting Hamas leaders, Doha says its trust has been broken and the fear of betrayal has sent Turkey in a spiral. It is now warning that it could be next. For years, Ankara has sheltered Hamas leadership while balancing its NATO obligations. If Israel were to attack Turkey, the fallout would be seismic, testing NATO’s Article 5, straining U.S. alliances, and risking a conflict that could engulf the entire region. So, is Israel overreaching? And what happens if it pushes NATO into the battlefield?
