The Gulf warnings have exposed a tense situation between the Gulf countries and Lebanon, revealing a lack of trust in the Lebanese authority.

The warnings’ prompt issuance by the Gulf countries after reviewing the government's actions reflects the situation’s severity.

What is most worrying is the absence of further explanations from the Lebanese government, leaving questions about undisclosed information.

This has created a suspicious atmosphere, raising concerns about Lebanon being drawn into regional rivalries, as witnessed during events in the Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp.

The fear of implications coincided with heated exchanges between "Fatah" and "Hezbollah," fueling doubts about Iran's involvement in supporting anti-"Fatah" groups.

Overall, the Gulf warnings convey a clear implicit message against regional interference, particularly by Iran, which could threaten Lebanon's stability.