U.S.-backed Israeli tactics in Lebanon repeat 1982’s errors, risking a stronger Hezbollah and a fractured state.
Browsing: Hezbollah
Hezbollah’s endurance and Israel’s strategic overreach reveal why total victory in Lebanon remains unattainable.
Lebanon must disarm Hezbollah to extend the truce; Israel retains full self-defense rights.
Battlefield blows against Hezbollah open a rare diplomatic window for Israeli-Lebanese peace.
Disarming Hezbollah is unattainable. Excluding its political base guarantees the Lebanon ceasefire will fail.
DDR model for Hezbollah: phased disarmament, state monopoly on force, and Israel-Lebanon peace talks.
Lebanon challenges Hezbollah. Can Iraq and Yemen follow? Aoun speaks, but the world watches from a distance.
Punishing Lebanon, not just Hezbollah, risks entrenching the militant group and turning the Lebanese people against Israel.
Lebanon’s political landscape shifts as Nabih Berri hedges against Hezbollah’s instability to preserve Shia influence and institutional survival through strategic maneuvering.
Lebanese courting of Israel continues a pre-resistance history of sectarian collaboration predating Palestinian arrival and Hezbollah.