Yair Lapid trades Mediterranean gas fields claimed by Israel to Hezbollah in exchange for a line of rusting buoys
War fears are no longer alarmist as the terror group supplants U.N. forces, increases military readiness, and becomes more reckless on Lebanon’s southern border
The country’s recent election was a masterpiece of counterfactual Kabuki theater—and there wasn’t a dry Western eye in the house
Paraguay’s slain criminal prosecutor Marcelo Pecci made many enemies in his lifelong effort to protect the rule of law. One of them was Hezbollah.
Is Israel finally bringing its public posture toward Hezbollah closer to reality?
The reeling regime in Beirut would like some of that magic Jewish money, please
It will start without warning. And the consequences are likely to be enormous.
By funding the failed Lebanese state and lifting sanctions on Iran, the United States is partnering with the world’s deadliest crime syndicate
The philosopher, activist, filmmaker, writer, and publisher, a prominent Hezbollah critic, was killed last week
With ongoing Iranian backing, the Lebanese terror group is more determined than ever to deliver offensive blows inside Israeli territory
How much should America pay to maintain the fraying fabric?
Sarit Zehavi, founder of the Alma Center think tank, has her eye on Hezbollah and her feet planted firmly in her beloved Galilee
Iran’s plans for regional hegemony depend on being seen as the protector of loyal Shiite Muslims—but those are exactly the people leading mass protests against Iranian domination in Iraq and Lebanon
Iran’s attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil fields was a warning to Israel in an escalating regional war
Israeli strikes inside Lebanon together with new U.S. sanctions suggest a significant change in policy toward the terror group
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
Obama’s attempt to make Tehran an ally against ISIS has backfired. Trump needs to ditch that approach to keep Iran in check and prevent an ISIS resurgence.
A trove of communications from Britain’s Labour Party leader to his minions reveals the difference between a hipster and Hezbollah