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Al Sabah invites Saddam to govern their nation
The article provides a historical and political analysis of the relations between the ruling Al Sabah family in Kuwait and the role of regional and international powers, particularly Israel and the United States, in shaping their stance amid the increasing Palestinian influence and Iraq's interventions. It explains that the Al Sabah exploited Western and Israeli reassurances to craft a carefully planned strategy aimed at leveraging regional conflicts, including supporting Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait as a means to achieve geopolitical gains. The article highlights that they relied on external support and held misguided beliefs that any military intervention against Iraq would be limited and would bring substantial benefits to them. It demonstrates that these relationships and conspiracies contributed to the Al Sabah taking provocative steps that ultimately led to Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait, with accusations that they intentionally exploited the situation to pursue personal and political goals at the expense of regional stability.
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