Does the dismissal of John Bolton mean the "prospect of US war" against Iran?

Arab newspapers have paid significant attention to the dismissal of US President Donald Trump's national
security adviser John Bolton.

A number of analysts have linked Bolton's dismissal to the looming US war against Iran, stressing that he was one of the biggest proponents of such a war.

Trump wrote that he had informed Bolton of his dismissal from the White House. "We had serious
disagreements over many of his proposals," he said, adding that he would appoint a successor next week.
Decline of the prospects of war '
In the Lebanese Al-Nahar, Mona Lisa Freiha stressed that Bolton's dismissal meant that the US war on Iran was "less likely", stressing that it was "one of the most hawkish hawks over the Iranian file."

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“John Bolton left office without realizing his dream of celebrating regime change with the opposition in Tehran, as he pledged to its leaders in his speech at its annual conference in Paris a year ago,” wrote Abdul Bari Atwan.
Atwan added: "Many personalities will be in a state of depression upon receiving the news of Bolton's dismissal today, most notably Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and some Gulf leaders, especially in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, who were betting on him to deal qualitative strikes against Iran by virtue of his position, leading to The overthrow of the regime, and the establishment of a pro-American government and its plans in the region, will be the first decision to open an embassy of the Hebrew state in the heart of Tehran.

The writer confirms that "the prospects of war on Iran may have diminished a lot by removing Bolton from office, and do not rule out that some of its supporters, but eager to stay in the Gulf region mourning to accept condolences on his departure."