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This article discusses Iran's efforts to achieve dominance and influence over the Arab region, particularly through supporting the Houthis and expanding its presence in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen since 1979. The text emphasizes that Iran views Saudi Arabia as its greatest obstacle to its ambitions and works to destabilize the region to establish its dominance, while noting that Saudi Arabia remains a significant, powerful, and historically influential regional actor. The article explains that Iran's strategies include destruction and aggression, aiming to exploit the Palestinian cause and extend its reach across the Arab world. In contrast, Saudi Arabia sees its security as an integral part of regional stability and warns that any crossing of its borders, regardless of the methods used, is a red line that must not be crossed.
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