The answer is already in my previous post. How many times have the Zionists attacked them or blocked their economies? None of this about some great moral purpose, not from Iran either.
Most of them had been desperately trying to sit this out. Some even tried to help. You had an off ramp and a pretty sweet deal. You didn't take it and are now complaining that others are implementing measures to protect their own interests which you have been hurting throughout this time?
Weird. Zionists have been destabilizing the region and subjecting it to endless wars since 1948, including this latest one on Iran.
What do you mean by "sit it out" ? Does the below list suggest these Arab states are not involved in this conflict ?

Jordan
- Tower 22: A remote logistics outpost on the Syrian border; a July 2026 strike by a pro-Iranian group completely reduced the southern wing of its primary housing and logistics building to rubble.
- Muwaffaq Salti Air Base: A crucial U.S. air hub repeatedly targeted by drone and missile barrages, resulting in destroyed drone shelters, damaged hangars, and U.S. casualties.

Bahrain
- Naval Support Activity Bahrain: Headquarters of the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet, sustaining localized infrastructure and radar damage.
- Riffa Air Base: Struck early in the conflict, resulting in verified damage to deployed Patriot missile defense equipment.
- Isa Air Base: Hit in tandem with Riffa, where satellite imagery confirmed additional impacts near air defense arrays.
Oman
- Port of Duqm: A key maritime hub used for U.S. aircraft carrier refueling and repair; IRGC strikes caused extensive structural damage to the U.S. logistics support facility.
- Port of Salalah: Hit by an early-wave drone campaign that struck massive commercial oil storage tanks, temporarily halting logistical and commercial operations.
- Omani Coastal Radar Sites: Long-range U.S.-linked air surveillance and maritime tracking arrays along the coast were targeted and damaged in mid-July to degrade coalition monitoring.
- Sohar, Bukha, and Mina Al Fahal: Strategic energy and industrial port zones that sustained minor facility damage during expanded drone strikes.
Qatar
- Al Udeid Air Base: The largest U.S. airbase in the region and CENTCOM's forward headquarters, targeted and damaged during wide-scale Iranian drone and missile salvos.

Saudi Arabia

Riyadh Embassy CIA Station
4.1
(584)
Embassy
ClosedRiyadh Saudi Arabia
The CIA station located inside the secure U.S. Embassy compound in Riyadh was hit and damaged by a precision drone strike.

Prince Sultan Air Base
4.1
(128)
Military base
Industrial Area Saudi Arabia
Sustained structural building damage and fires from early-wave ballistic missile strikes.

United Arab Emirates
Al Dhafra Air Base
Critical U.S. Air Force fighter and reconnaissance hub hit during regional drone waves.

Port of Jebel Ali
4.4
(228)
Harbor
Dubai - United Arab Emirates
A major logistical harbor heavily utilized by the U.S. Navy for regional resupply, targeted and hit during wide-scale strikes.

Al Ruwais Port - ميناء الرويس
4.4
(111)
Port authority
Open
A shared coastal military facility targeted alongside Al Dhafra.

Kuwait
- Camp Arifjan: A primary U.S. Army logistics, staging, and command post damaged in initial and ongoing exchanges.
- Camp Buehring: Army staging post hit alongside Camp Arifjan during regional salvos.
- Ali al-Salem Air Base: Struck by drone waves alongside other Kuwaiti-hosted coalition assets.
Iraq
- Erbil Air Base: Frequently targeted and structurally damaged by drone volleys launched by local pro-Iranian militias.
- Ain al-Asad Air Base: Hit repeatedly by heavy rocket and drone salvos targeting the coalition footprint.
- Eastern Iraq CIA Facility: A regional intelligence collection and support site located in eastern Iraq was targeted and damaged during localized airstrikes.

Egypt (Non-Base Infrastructure)
Port of Damietta
4.3
(513)
Harbor
Egypt
A U.S.-owned gas storage tanker docked at the port was hit by an Iranian drone, sparking a fire that spread to a neighboring vessel.