HeyJaredHazem Saghieh
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As the Houthis Burn with Desire to Fight Israel from Lebanon (opens the original)
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The Houthi phenomenon manifests, in distilled form, the essence of Arabs’ defeats in building the modern state. The republic born of a military coup in 1962 was followed by a civil and regional war that lasted eight years and produced a regime whose hallmarks were corruption, patronage networks, alliances with tribes, and playing one tribe against another. With the exception of a three-year period (1974 to 1977) that had witnessed an attempt to establish the state as an authority standing above
Lebanon: When Potential Bad Endings Reside in Confident Beginnings (opens the original)
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When a rupture strikes a family and divorce becomes inevitable, a bitter husband and wife curse the “cursed” day of their marriage. As in that family, many Lebanese today openly declare, in various expressions, ruing the day. For estrangement, when it turns into a rupture, prompts a radical reassessment of fundamental assumptions. There are those among the Lebanese who now say that their partners did not abide by the terms of the contract, like keeping out of regional conflicts. And there are th
Israel Between the Open Conspiracy and the Closed Future! (opens the original)
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The way in which Israel dealt with the children's kites in Gaza points to a state of paranoia, one that takes a persecutory form and heightens the readiness for a nervous breakdown. To treat those toys as hostile drones resembles seeing a threat in every movement, a plot in every whispered word between two people, and a scheme of surveillance in anyone who happens to walk a few steps behind you. This "conviction," built on a paranoid sense of persecution, drives Israel toward extreme responses,
On the Fact That Lebanon's ‘Now’ Is Bound Up with Its ‘Tomorrow’ (opens the original)
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The ideas in circulation in Lebanon focus on the pressing present moment- the "now" - in a manner untouched by the slightest concern for "tomorrow," or for the effect that dealing with the "now" is bound to leave on tomorrow’s challenges. And because the immediacy of the "now" resembles the contingency of a military mission more than it resembles political thought, a military approach dominates the way things are handled, so that everything appears besieged by a single question: do we hold on to
Peace and War, as They Force Us to Reconsider Whether We Are Nations at All (opens the original)
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In treating the rounds of military confrontation in the region, one notices that the positions of the countries involved automatically bring their domestic conditions to the fore. Those internal conditions play a large role — if not a decisive one — in determining where states stand on the war and how they respond to its rounds. This link rises to the level of a firm equation across all countries, especially the democratic ones, without being confined to them. At every mention of the United Stat
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