As Iran’s chief puppet in the Middle East (along with Syria’s Bashar Assad), Nasrallah wants to see Iran take over most of the Arab countries.
“[W]hat is the difference between Iran and Islamic State? The answer is simple; they are all trying to establish a foothold on the border with Saudi Arabia.” — Tariq al-Hamid, prominent Saudi editor and political analyst.
Now, however, many Arabs seem to have woken up to the reality that Nasrallah is nothing but an Iranian puppet whose sole goal is to serve his masters in Tehran. But it remains to be seen whether the U.S. Administration and other Western powers will also wake up and realize that Iran and its proxies pose a real threat not only to Israel, but also to many Arabs and Muslims.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Iran’s protégé and partner in the Middle East, seems to be leading the Lebanese people into another catastrophe.
In 2006, Nasrallah initiated a war with Israel that wrought havoc on the Lebanese, after an ambush by Hezbollah in Israeli territory that left three Israeli soldiers dead and two abducted.
Now the Lebanese people are about to pay another heavy price – this time because of Nasrallah’s involvement in the Syrian civil war and his strong condemnations of Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries over the conflict in Yemen.