Saudi Arabia has cobbled together the most significant coalition of Sunni states in decades to do battle with Iranian backed, Shia militias and terrorists who are setting the Middle East on fire. For the Kingdom, it's a question of survival. Eventually, their own restive Shia minority may rise against them if Iran goes unchecked in Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon. And since Iran is currently winning these conflicts, the Saudis are looking to turn the tide of war in the Sunni's favor. Wall Street Journal: Saudi Arabia, along with the U.A.E., is at the forefront of the coalition of Arab states coordinating their approach to security. Their goal is to form a joint force of Sunni Arab countries to fight extremism in countries such as Yemen, Syria, Iraq and Libya. The establishment of the joint force is expected to be discussed Saturday at a summit of the 21-member Arab League in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. The foreign ministers of Arab League members approved a draft...(Read Full Post)