One of Hezbollah’s original founders tells Time magazine the terror group sold out to Iran years ago:
Twenty years on, Toufeili has evolved into one of the most outspoken — and unlikeliest — critics of Hizballah and its sponsors in Tehran, accusing both of corruption and of selling out the ideals of Iran’s 1979 Islamic revolution. “Hizballah is no longer a real liberation force but just a tool for Iranian interests. Hizballah has become a very bad and corrupt organization,” he said in an interview with TIME.
