Opinions
Arab Pro-Iran Loyalists: Their National Loyalty Faces a Fundamental Question — Do They Have Full National Rights?!
1.In Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, and Bahrain, popular, political, and armed actors have presented themselves as part of a regional project that transcends the state, creating a dual loyalty between country and an external reference point.
2.The question is no longer purely moral. It has become a sovereignty-and-law question: Who owns the decision of war and peace, and who pays the cost of sanctions, destruction, and social fracture?
3.The phenomenon cannot be reduced to blanket accusations of treason — but it also cannot be understood without naming its core: turning the state into an arena, the citizen into fuel for wars, and the national economy into a hostage.
