The United States cannot convince anyone that its strategy towards the role of the Houthi group in Yemen has changed in a way that would harm the Houthis’ political and military project in the foreseeable future.

In a statement that is not without meanings of great importance in understanding Iran’s strategic shift from the policy of building its military arms in some Arab countries, Iran denied its involvement in the bombing of the home of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. It did not stop at the denial, but rather followed up its denial with the confirmation that the party that carried out the bombing was Hezbollah, which has not issued any statement so far claiming responsibility for the operation.

Today, the sects have merged and we only have two sects left: either you are a resistance fighter or you are a Zionist, and that's it.

Nasrallah was the second supporter after Iran for the Houthi militias, and he stood with them step by step politically, militarily and intellectually, openly declaring his support for them, endorsing their crimes against the Yemenis and blessing their actions and behaviour as two faces of Iran and its policy in the region.