Anna Kasparian

You know, it's funny when the Venezuela story started developing, I'm like, oh, yes, finally, like a foreign policy story where we don't have to talk about Israel.

But apparently, according to Senator Lindsey Graham, there's some weird connection with Hezbollah, which I don't.

Is that true?

I have no idea, but I don't care.

I don't care.

Are we going to go to war with every country that allegedly supports a militia or a group of people that are critical of or not in favor of or even at war with Israel?

Like, that's crazy.

Yeah, I mean, yes.

And also, listen, if you're worried about terrorist groups that could potentially harm Israel or have harmed Israel, take it up with Netanyahu, who propped up Hamas and facilitated Hamas's funding.

I mean, I think that's something that should be considered.

And that's never talked about.

That's never discussed.

So currently, Israel, with the help of the United States, is funding these terrorist militias within Gaza, one of which Abu Shabab, by the way, is the leader of one of them.

I think it's called the Popular Front.

He has ties to other terrorist groups like ISIS, right?

So why are we cool with Israel providing arms to that group?

That seems like basically setting things up for the future terrorist group that the United States will be goaded into helping Israel fight.

It's so obvious if you're paying attention.

So look, to answer your question, if it's not harming US national security,

I don't think we should be involved unless, you know, there might be some rare instances where it does make sense to get involved.