‘The wound is very deep’: Gulf leaders put on a good show of newfound brotherly love at the GCC summit, but their formal end of conflict can’t paper over deeper social and political fractures
Source: https://www.haaretz.com
Despite detente, ties between Qatar and the Gulf are still a ticking bomb
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