Updated: Oct 20, 2020
By Baria Alamuddin - ARAB NEWS -
When historians come to write the definitive account of this tortuous phase of Lebanon’s history, it is likely to be President Michel Aoun who bears the lion’s share of criticism for betraying his nation.
Just as it is superfluous to criticize the Devil for being evil, nobody expects Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah to be anything other than an Iranian puppet ready to tear his homeland apart at his paymaster’s behest.
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 ac
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
