Caroline Akoum
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Attention Shifts to Lebanon’s Iqlim al-Tuffah amid Israeli Military Moves (opens the original)
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Military operations have escalated over the past few hours amid Israeli discussions regarding a transition to a "new phase" of occupation in southern Lebanon. Attack helicopters and tanks have been redeployed alongside airstrikes, artillery fire, and heavy weaponry sweeps. Amid ongoing airstrikes, demolition operations, and movements on the ground, a critical question is being raised in Lebanon: Is the Israeli escalation limited to intensifying military pressure, or is it paving the way for a sh
Hezbollah Seeks New Victory Narrative in Defending Beirut (opens the original)
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As Israel continues to occupy large swathes of southern Lebanon and destroy entire villages, recent statements by Hezbollah officials have raised questions about a shift in the group’s priorities. The “resistance,” which has long portrayed itself as a force dedicated to liberating occupied territory and confronting Israel, is now speaking more frequently of a “defensive confrontation” and of preventing Israeli forces from reaching Beirut. That shift has come after Hezbollah’s “red lines” fell on
Lebanese President Rejects Turning the South into Bargaining Card (opens the original)
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President Joseph Aoun renewed on Sunday his full commitment to ensuring that weapons remain exclusively in the hands of the Lebanese state and that the Lebanese army extends its authority across the entire country. He rejected any attempt to use southern Lebanon as a “bargaining chip,” as Hezbollah continues to challenge the state’s approach to the issue of weapons and the south. Hezbollah maintains that steadfastness, despite losses and sacrifices, constitutes a victory in its confrontation wit
What Outcomes Will Hezbollah MP’s Visit to Tehran Have on Lebanon? (opens the original)
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The importance of Lebanese lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah’s latest visit to Tehran lies not in the trip itself. Hezbollah’s alliance with Iran is public and well established. What stands out is its timing and the way it was announced. Iran’s Foreign Ministry disclosed the visit as the Lebanese state seeks to chart a political course free from regional rivalries and assert that decisions concerning Lebanon must run through state institutions. Iran’s Foreign Ministry said two days ago that Foreign Mini
Exceptional School Year: South Lebanon Families Weigh Options Amid War Fears (opens the original)
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For many families in southern Lebanon, choosing a school is no longer a decision made months in advance. With September approaching, parents are still weighing where to enroll their children, watching the security situation and recalling the upheaval of the past two years, when thousands of students were kept out of classrooms, families were displaced and schools shifted from in-person to remote learning. The uncertainty has produced starkly different choices. Some families are enrolling childre
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