Who Is Targeting The Lebanese Army?
As yet another tragic attack takes place against Lebanese men in uniform, let’s review who the culprits behind this attack might be:
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 28, 2008
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As yet another tragic attack takes place against Lebanese men in uniform, let’s review who the culprits behind this attack might be:
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 28, 2008
The last thing Lebanon needs right now is angering yet another oil-rich Arab dictator.
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 27, 2008
The Director of the Lebanon Renaissance Foundation responds to recent threats by Israel to punish all of Lebanon if Hezbollah attacks it.
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 22, 2008
The Russians and the Syrians are exploring their options, but broad conclusions remain premature.
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 21, 2008
The Minister of External Affairs is asking the Lebanese abroad to register their names with Lebanese embassies. Should we listen to him?
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 19, 2008
Hezbollah’s Memorandum Of Understanding with Salafi groups is not only fair game, but it’s also a masterful political stroke.
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 18, 2008
The leader of Hezbollah is learning the wrong lesson from the conflict in the Caucuses.Yesterday, in a televised speech, the leader of Hezbollah put the blame for Georgia’s “defeat” on Gal Hirsch, an Israeli military man “who was defeated in Lebanon [then] went to Georgia [as a military consultant]”.Perhaps Mr. Nasrallah is right and the Georgian setback was due in fact to an incompetent foreign adviser. But the taunting Mr. Nasrallah is engaged in against Israel reminds us of his 2006 provocation which caused heavy destruction in Lebanon (which, if one is to take Mr. Nassrallah’s standards on Georgia, amounts to a Lebanese defeat)The taunting and provocation has put Mr. Nasrallah on the same footing with another character in the Caucuses, namely with the Georgian president Michael Saakashvili, an adventurist halfwit who thought he could get away with poking a neighboring foe with the ability to destroy his entire country.That, Mr. Nasrallah, should be our lesson from Georgia.
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 16, 2008
The Syrians won’t demarcate the Shebaa Farms because of Israeli occupation. The Israelis won’t leave the farms because they are not demarcated, and Hezbollah won’t abandon their weapons because the Shebaa farms are still occupied.
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 14, 2008
A popular theory among the supporters of the Future Movement and other March 14 columnists and intellectuals on who perpetrated yesterday’s attacks..
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 14, 2008
Like in the aftermath of many terrorist activities before it, the Lebanese will be divided over who is behind the bus bombing in the northern city.
Mustapha Hamoui · Aug 13, 2008