Benny Sabati disappointed in Trump: 'It could have been different'

Expert Benny Sabati criticized Trump for refusing to attack Iran, saying it strengthens Tehran. He compared the Revolutionary Guards to the SS, accused Arab countries of corruption and misunderstanding the threat, and Qatar of benefiting from Iran's existence. Sabati also criticized Saudi Arabia's mediation and the US insistence on negotiations.

Benny Sabati, an Israeli expert, in an interview with radio station 103FM sharply criticized US President Donald Trump for refusing to attack Iran. He said that US indecisiveness undermines strategic pressure on Tehran and strengthens the enemy, comparing it to encouraging children. Sabati drew a harsh analogy, calling the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps 'like the SS,' and accused Arab countries of lacking strategic thinking and being corrupt. He specifically mentioned Qatar, saying that Iran's existence is beneficial to it, and expressed bewilderment at Saudi Arabia's mediation in contacts with Iran, despite a decade of intercepting missiles from an Iranian proxy. Sabati also criticized the US approach to negotiations, noting that everyone knows where the Strait of Hormuz is. In conclusion, he said that if his son had been listened to, everything would have ended differently.