Hanna Saleh
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Lebanon... Israeli Occupation May Expand (opens the original)
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Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam stressed to Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian that the Lebanese people, “after paying the highest price in terms of their stability and security, have chosen the state,” which has linked the twin priorities of “Israeli withdrawal and the removal of illegal weapons.” He emphasized that “Lebanon does not want to be an arena for others’ conflicts” and that it looks forward to “a new chapter with Iran, a healthy state-to-state relationship based on mutual respec
Lebanon: The New Front Line after the Fall of Ali al-Taher? (opens the original)
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After a suffocating siege and a gradual encroachment, strategically placed Ali al-Taher ridge has fallen, in what appears to be timing that serves the electoral interests of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. From the outset, it was evident that the fate of the Imad 4 tunnels would be no different from that of the tunnels destroyed in Majdal Zoun, Khiam, Qantara, Ras al-Biyada, Bani Hayyan, the vicinity of Beaufort Castle, and elsewhere. Indeed, Israel's capture of a key command center d
The ‘South’ Beneath the South (opens the original)
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The disaster of the "Gaza support war" reached its peak when Hezbollah’s military media launched a propaganda campaign on August 16, 2024, titled "Our Mountains Are Our Storehouses," featuring a video of the fortified "Imad 4" underground military facility. The footage showed deep tunnels carved beneath mountains, spacious enough for large trucks carrying heavy rocket launchers, making the "Gaza metro" appear primitive in comparison to a warfare city that includes a command-and-control center an
Lebanon: The Port Awaits Justice (opens the original)
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Today, August 4, marks six years since the explosion that devastated the Port of Beirut. It reduced the heart of the city to ashes, caused immense destruction, and killed hundreds. The tragedy placed justice at the front of every demand made by the capital and its people. Yet despite a series of prosecutorial decisions, not one official has asked the people for forgiveness. To this day, no indictment has been issued, and no one has been held to account. Those responsible kept their posts. For ye
The Opportunity to Rebuild the State (opens the original)
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The Washington summit between President Donald Trump and President Joseph Aoun reaffirmed Lebanon’s path toward independence after decades of occupation and subordination to an axis of destruction that exacted a staggering toll: mass killing, systematic devastation on the scale of more than one Gaza, collective displacement, economic collapse, aggravating poverty, and the loss of a generation of skilled professionals and gifted youths. The summit opened the door to a genuine restoration of the L
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