Peloni
Rabbi Pesach Wolicki explores the relationship between the Houthis and the Iraqi PMF forces, both of which are acting in concert or in cooperation with Iran.
He also argues thata although Iraqi officials have condemned attacks against Saudi Arabia, denied the existence of Houthi bases/offices, and reportedly ordered restrictions or closures, Wolicki challenges that these are merely symbolic because the powerful, Iran-aligned factions maintain substantial influence within Iraq’s political and security institutions. [Notably, this was a consequence of the US evacuation of Iraq being based solely on a timetable rather than on material changes serving as required benchmarks to demonstrate Iraqi competence and control over these paramilitary groups.]
Wolicki also compares Iraq’s predicament to the difficulty controlling Hezbollah in Lebanon, suggesting that the same lack of will and ability unwilling or unable to disarm the militias operating within its security structure afflict both Lebanon and Iraq. The video also speculates that Israel may be providing Saudi Arabia with discreet assistance against the Houthis and Iran-backed groups,
Citing recent remarks by Trump and unexplained incidents involving Iraqi militia leaders and facilities, Wolicki speculates that Israel may be providing Saudi Arabia with discreet assistance against the Houthis and Iran-backed groups. He goes on to conclude the future of Iraqi-Saudi relations will dependent upon Iraq being capable of restraining the paramilitary groups operating from its territory.
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