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Hezbollah… The Review That Left Out Accountability (opens the original)
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A review is a positive step when its purpose is accountability or candor, and a negative one when its purpose is to justify mistakes or defend them. Herein lies the vast difference between a partial shortcoming and a strategic failure; and the choice of one or the other goes beyond the present, with all its complications, to bear on the future of an armed party, an ideological group, a religious sect, or an independent, sovereign country. The head of the Loyalty to the Resistance parliamentary b
Hezbollah: Defending the Narrative or Facing a Crisis of Discourse? (opens the original)
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There is nothing unusual about a member of parliament raising their voice, nor about heated exchanges between parliamentary blocs. The real problem arises when raising one's voice becomes a substitute for dialogue, or when defending an opinion turns into an attempt to shield it from the questions imposed by reality. What emerged in the speeches of some Hezbollah MPs during the confidence renewal session for Prime Minister Nawaf Salam's government deserves close attention. The party is not merely
The Second Nabatieh Appeal and the Frontiers of Southern Consciousness (opens the original)
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The Second Nabatieh Appeal was not merely a call to save a threatened city, nor simply a continuation of an earlier appeal that had warned of a danger drawing near. Between the two appeals, the situation moved from a stage of warning to one in which the danger has become existential for the city of Nabatieh, given what it represents not only to its own people, but to Jabal Amel and to the entire southern Shiite milieu. Nabatieh is not simply a city that lies in the line of fire. It is a social,
Is Nabatieh the Target and Ali al-Taher the Pretext? (opens the original)
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The city of Nabatieh is no more important than the southern towns and villages Israel has occupied and destroyed, or those it controls by fire, nor is it an exception in the exodus of the south and the southerners such that every light should be trained on it now. Nor can the pressure on it be separated from the calculations of the confrontation in the Ali al-Taher hills- but neither can it be reduced to them. What is happening in the Ali al-Taher hills is part of a battle whose name is Nabatieh
Post-SDF: From the Crescent of Weapons to the Crescent of Stability (opens the original)
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In the new Damascus, Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi found new friends for the Kurds. There, he decided to bid farewell to weapons and cast separation outside the geography of a unified Syria, not only because it is impossible, but because its price is high and its profits are small. Meanwhile, the price of integration is the weapons, whereas its profits are great, starting with a Syrian national identity that preserves the specificity of cultural, linguistic, ethnic, and spiritual groups within the
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