Lebanon’s failure to govern ensures the Iranian-backed militia won’t disappear.
Hezbollah
Posted inWar in the Mideast
Lebanon’s Precarious Future
The collapse of Hezbollah’s dominance has left a power vacuum in Lebanon—and a rare opening to reimagine the state. But without reform, aid, disarmament, and a rethinking of the centralized system of governance, the country risks falling back into the abyss.
Posted inWar in the Mideast
The Lebanese Are Tired of Being Resilient
Their national symbol, the cedar tree, represents resilience. They thrive in the diaspora, but at home, these proud people, at the bloody crossroads of the Middle East, are sick of stronger foreign powers treating them as collateral damage.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Republican Hawks Continue to Fan the Flames of War With Iran
This administration is playing with fire in their provocations against Iran.
