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Hezbollah secretary-general Naim Qassem’s latest speech on Monday signals the organization’s growing willingness to threaten Lebanon with civil war. This comes amid continued pressure from Lebanese authorities to disarm Hezbollah of …
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Among Lebanese Shi’ites there is a widespread perception that their community must not return to the era of persecution and oppression that lasted hundreds of years under the Ottoman Turks …
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The terrorist organization rejected Lebanon’s historic August 7 government decision. The Lebanese prime minister sought to condition disarmament in talks with the Trump administration on an Israeli withdrawal from it’s outposts, but was rebuffed. Israel is benefiting from Hezbollah’s weakening under Naim Qassem’s leadership, while its ties with Iran have been damaged. Despite this, most of the country’s Shiites have remained loyal.
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The international community cannot continue treating President al-Sharra as a legitimate partner, while turning a blind eye to the atrocities that are being committing in Sweida.
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On the Anniversary of Israel’s Withdrawal From Southern Lebanon in May 2000.
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Hezbollah has been dealt a great blow but it is by no means defeated. The indefensible topography of the Blue Line means only a forward Israeli presence can prevent Hezbollah’s rearmament.
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As long as Iran, which directs the proxy network with Hezbollah as its “crown jewel,” is not addressed, the regime is likely to continue its subversion into Lebanon.
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It is hard to think of a United Nations agency with a more glaring failure in its core mission than the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, more commonly known as UNIFIL — …
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The State of Israel cannot afford to revert to an approach of containment, nor to miss the strategic opportunity to inflict significant damage on Iran and all elements of the …
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All necessary principles and doctrines were met.