Hezbollah and Lebanon
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Opinion & Analysis
Libya, Iraq and Lebanon: different symptoms, same train wreck
Most predictions indicate that a solution to the crisis in Libya is unlikely anytime soon. Recent clashes are driving back…
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Iran
Al Kadhimi assassination plot: now what?
The assassination attempt on Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al Kadhimi has garnered a great deal of regional and international attention,…
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Opinion & Analysis
Lebanon: playing politics with state sovereignty
As I have been following the course of events in Lebanon lately, especially with regard to the management of the…
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Yemen
Kordahi’s statements: a drama of Arab reality
As if the Arab political scene needed a new crisis, like the one triggered by the statements of the Lebanese…
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Iran
“Hezbollah” and the hijacking of the Lebanese State
The dialectical relationship between “Hezbollah”, the Iranian mullahs’ regime and the Lebanese State does not need much explanation or interpretation.…
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Israel
Calculations in the Gaza conflict
A real tragedy is when the blood and suffering of have no weight in the calculations of radical organizations, groups…
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Iran
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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Yemen
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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Yemen
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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Yemen
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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