U.S. officials claiming that sanctions against Iran have put the Lebanese terrorist organization in dire financial straits are cherry-picking evidence to paint a misleading picture

Non-military options that might prevent an ‘Israel-Resistance Axis War’ are waning

Trump’s envoy tries to make a distinction between Hezbollah and Lebanon’s government where there is none

Israel’s northern border has been quiet, but the upheaval in Syria may spiral into another show-down with Hezbollah

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Critics say Congress speech contained fabricated quote. Audio says otherwise.

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Analysis of the social-media messaging of Hamas’ military wing reveals distinct voices for the West, the Arab Middle East, and Israel

Historian Alon Confino traces a source of today’s global anti-Semitism to the ethical revolution triggered by Kristallnacht

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Hezbollah’s Hassan Nasrallah is more than a ‘mover and shaker’

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