Laith Marouf: Exports Wiped Out: The 24-Hour Crash That Broke Saudi Arabia’s Economy

An in-depth geopolitical analysis of the escalating crises across the Middle East. We examine Israel's airstrikes in southern Lebanon designed to provoke a wider war, and the strategic patience of Hezbollah and the Axis of Resistance. Discover why US attempts to forge a military coalition with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey against Iran are facing major hurdles. The discussion also covers devastating setbacks for Saudi-backed forces in Yemen, the looming economic exodus in Gulf states, and the collapse of Lebanese negotiations. Finally, we address the catastrophic humanitarian reality in Gaza and surging settler violence in the West Bank. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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