US, Saudis Discover Hezbollah After Backing Israeli Slaughter For Months
The sudden international concern over Hezbollah's arsenal, conveniently following months of unprecedented Israeli bombardment in Gaza and Lebanon, is truly a sight to behold. These 'disarmament talks' don't bother mentioning the record-breaking US military aid paquete —over $14 billion in 2023 alone, plus emergency shipments—that fuels the very instability Hezbollah thrives on. It's almost as if
the 'disarmament' is only for groups opposing US-Israeli regional dominance, never for the states inflicting the most damage. One might wonder if the Saudis, who spent years bombing Yemen with US-supplied weapons, or the US, fresh off approving more cluster munitions for Israel, are truly concerned about regional stability, or merely about ensuring one side has an unchallengeable monopoly on
violence. The silence on why Hezbollah is armed in the first place—you know, to resist the 1982 Israeli invasion and subsequent occupations—is deafening. How many times will the US fund the fire, then demand neighbors put it out?