Hezbollah Tries a Comeback
The party’s impetuousness is a sign of unease, but Lebanon needs a cabinet quickly to fill the dangerous vacuum.
· January 27, 2025
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Lebanon’s Inescapable Realities
As the country prepares for a presidential election, its margin of maneuver is very narrow.
· January 8, 2025
Lebanon’s Future in a Handful of Words
An important measure of Hezbollah’s strength will be whether the next government adopts an old formulation.
· December 17, 2024
Israel in Gaza: The Quicksand of Societal War
Israel’s military has dealt its adversaries severe operational blows, but has failed to translate them into enduring strategic gains.
Pause in Israel-Hezbollah War May Build Momentum Toward a Ceasefire in Gaza
A conversation about the prospects for replicating the Israel-Hezbollah truce with one in Gaza between Israel and Hamas.
Autumn of Lebanon’s Discontent
The country is a regional pawn, and only fools can see any victory in its dismal situation.
· November 28, 2024
Can the Israeli-Hezbollah Cease-fire Survive Its Vulnerabilities? Mideast Experts Weigh In
The Israeli security cabinet has approved a cease-fire and Lebanon’s government says it will ensure Hezbollah abides by the deal. Experts discuss the cease-fire and its potential limitations.
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