Dismantling Iran's Proxy Empire — Dan Feferman on GB News
- Mar 24
- 1 min read
Hezbollah attempting to re-engage despite being significantly degraded. Houthi drones targeting global energy infrastructure. A Lebanese state that failed for decades to assert sovereignty over a terrorist militia that hijacked the country. And a regime in Tehran that is no longer holding back its ballistic missiles and drones because it has nothing left to lose.
The core question is whether democratic nations and moderate Arab states can finally dismantle the Iranian-funded proxy network that has dominated the region since October 7.
"This is exactly what the Iranian militia architecture was set up to do. The Islamic regime is sensing that it is really on the ropes, and so there's no point in holding back any longer."
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