By Sarah Dadouch and Nader Durgham - The Washington Post
Prominent Hezbollah critic Lokman Slim was found shot dead in a car in southern Lebanon on Thursday morning, a killing that fellow political activists took as a warning from the Iran-backed Shiite militant group.
Slim, a Shiite Lebanese commentator in his late 50s, had long antagonized Hezbollah, which with its allies holds the most power in government and effectively operates as a state within a state.
By Danny Citrinowicz - European Eye on Radicalization Recently, following Islamist terrorist attacks in France and Austria, the discourse in Europe has increasingly turned to what can be done to monit
By Dani Zaken - Globs Former Ambassador Ron Prosor and the Emirati researcher Ebtisam Al-Ketbi urge France to tighten restrictions on the organization’s civilian activity that serves as a cover for t
By Danny Citrinowicz - The Times of Israel Israel must exploit Lebanon's political crisis and demand the dismantling of Hezbollah’s advanced missile capabilities Read The Full Article
