Israel’s expanding occupation in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and Syria reveals a deliberate policy, not a temporary wartime response.
Browsing: Lebanon
Hezbollah lost the war but refuses to admit it, blaming Lebanon’s state as Iran collapses and its own community pays.
Israel After Netanyahu will inherit structural constraints that prevent meaningful policy shifts, regardless of who wins October’s Knesset election.
Turkey’s Lebanon role is shifting as Syria becomes a bridge, pushing Ankara toward deeper security and economic engagement.
Israeli public opinion backs Netanyahu’s wars despite strategic setbacks, creating political cover for continued military action.
Mossad Recruitment builds human sources through vulnerability and access, but assets become expendable once their intelligence value ends.
Iraq and Lebanon share the same sectarian disease. External pressure now offers both a rare opening for reform.
How Israeli spy networks use medical travel, family coercion, and long-term agents to undermine resistance movements across the region.
The Iran war’s aftermath brings U.S. strategic setbacks, rising extremism, Turkey’s expanded influence, and shifting Gulf security calculations.
Lebanon becomes the first Middle Eastern state to end executions, reshaping extradition law and regional justice amid Syria debates.