The term “The Saudi era” founded by the Syr­ian news­pa­per Al-Watan, remem­ber it very good because recently it will be widely used on the Arab media, what hap­pened in Qatar today is big­ger than Lebanon and Qatar, it is the end of the Saudi era.

An arti­cle appeared on Pales­tin­ian news­pa­per Watan called “Is it really the end of the Saudi era?” dis­cuses this term:

Qatar man­aged to neu­tral­ize the pow­er­ful Arab coun­tries like Egypt and Saudi Ara­bia, seceded to iso­late the Lebanese cri­sis due to reasons:

It was one of Hezbol­lah con­di­tions that Egypt and Saudi Ara­bia to not to get involved in the negotiations.

The fast reac­tion of the Arab league to send a del­e­ga­tion to Lebanon and returns with seize-fire agree­ment between the Lebanese fac­tions, while at the same time Saudi Ara­bia and Egypt threat­ened to send Arab forces.. The Lebanese cri­sis came to push Qatar to the front with its unique gulf-state posi­tion which is swim­ming against the Saudi current.

The axis of the “mod­er­ate Arab” is about to col­lapse, and the Saudi role in the region will take a long vaca­tion, wait­ing the count of bal­lot boxes in White House race in the U.S..

I am expect­ing many of such arti­cles in the com­ing days, an I will report them all.