Lebanon
With Military Credentials, Full Army Support, and International Backing, Aoun Should Succeed in Delivering Security
Clumsy U.S. Diplomacy Has Undermined Israel’s Battlefield Successes Against Hezbollah and Linked Lebanon’s Political Fate with Syria
The Rescue Last Year of Israeli Hostages Noa Argamani, Shlomi Ziv, Almog Meir Jan, and Andrei Kozlov Began Israel’s Ascendant Trajectory
After Years on the Defensive, Israel Is Now on the March Against Those Proxies
The Israeli-Lebanese Ceasefire Proposal, Driven by U.S. Diplomacy, Has Overcome Significant Hurdles and May Soon Be Approved
Any Quiet Will Be Illusionary as Biden Essentially Kicks the Can Down the Road to an Even Bloodier Conflict
It Can Be Said with near Certainty That the LAF and UNIFIL Will Not Succeed in Preventing Hezbollah’s Re-Establishment Along the Border.
Israel Is Close to Crippling Hezbollah Power in Lebanon, but the Terrorist Group Has Influence Across the World
U.S. and Israeli Officials Laud Progress Toward Ending Fighting Between Hezbollah and IDF, but the Iran-Backed Group Is Unlikely to Accept Netanyahu’s Core Demands
The United Nations Force Is Supposed to Prevent Hezbollah Military Buildup in Southern Lebanon and Disarm the Terrorists
What Are the Goals of Israel’s Campaign in Lebanon? Where May Things Be Heading?
Analysts Say They Doubt a New Leader of Hezbollah Will Be Appointed Anytime Soon
With a New Promised Bailout, U.S. Assistance to Lebanon Over the Past Year Will Exceed $385 Million
After Iran’s Second Strong Strike on Israel, Jerusalem’s Response, the Fate of Hezbollah, and Preserving Iran’s Oil Exports Will Determine Tehran’s Strategy
Nasrallah’s Elimination, Plus Damage to Hezbollah’s Leadership and Operational Capabilities, Marks a Potential Turning Point in the Middle East
With Some U.N. Peacekeeping Missions Costing Upwards of $1 Billion, It Is Time to Reconsider the Entire Approach
Targeting Should Seek to Undermine Security and Military Apparatus While Weakening Iran’s Ability to Repress Its Population
With a Terse Announcement, Israel Signalled That Its 18-Year Policy of Restraint and Reaction on Its Northern Border Was Definitively Over
The Idea of the Current Operation Is Certainly Not to Defeat Hezbollah, nor Is It Designed to Engage and Kill Its Fighters