Hezbollah and Lebanon
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Opinion & Analysis
Armed and dangerous militias
The mushrooming of militias in the Middle East is one of the roots of chaos and instability in the region.…
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Opinion & Analysis
Nasrallah’s speech revives the specter of the Lebanese civil war
Last September, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah boasted of his loyalty to Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, as “our leader and…
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Drone wars and dangerous sectarian guerillas
We have repeatedly said that the erosion of national sovereignty in the Middle East in the interest of terrorist militias…
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Opinion & Analysis
Can the World Live with Terrorism?
Asking politicians, especially in the West, not to tolerate terrorism raises obvious questions: Can anyone tolerate terrorism? Are there parties,…
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Houthi Missiles Made in Iran
It is a well-known fact in Middle-East politics that Iran has been funding and supporting sectarian militias in Yemen and…
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Sectarianism and the Iranian Liberation Army
Iran’s possession of military nuclear capabilities was, and still is, a certainly serious risk to the national security of the…
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The Dreams of the Supreme Leader and Nasrallah
Does it make sense that millions of Arabs pay the price of the dreams of the Iranian Supreme Leader, Ali…
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Opinion & Analysis
Iraq, Abducted too
It seems that the phenomenon of decision abduction in some Arab countries is no longer confined to Lebanon. Although Iran…
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Opinion & Analysis
The Abducted Lebanese Decision and the Saudi Position
No one can question the positions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates towards Arab States,…
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