Posts Tagged: Lebanon blast
Putting Hezbollah ‘Out of Business’
JNS.org - Since the August 4 explosions at the Beirut Port, politicians and policy-makers around the world have been raising questions about the future of...
Is Lebanon Broken Beyond Repair?
JNS.org - Earlier this month, two days after a catastrophic explosion in Beirut’s port, French President Emmanuel Macron arrived on the scene wearing a black...
A Second ‘Explosion’ Is Coming for Lebanon in Assassination Report
The explosion expected to occur in Lebanon on August 18 will not shatter glass and destroy buildings. It will be a legal and political explosion...
Hezbollah Still Runs Lebanon, and the World Will Allow It
Fatima was the prophet Muhammad’s daughter from his first wife, Khadija. Muhammad married Fatima off to his cousin Ali ibn Abi Talib, the founder and...
Iran’s ‘Shadow War’ with Israel Is Likely to Continue Into the Foreseeable Future
JNS.org - Despite many challenges and setbacks, the Iranian strategy for dominating Arab countries that it counts as being part of its Shiite axis has...
Hezbollah Whitewashing Continues in Beirut Blast Coverage
On August 8th, the BBC News website published a report titled “Beirut explosion: Angry protesters storm government ministries,” in which readers were told that: Crowds estimated...
Lebanon’s Lessons for Israel
How many Lebanons are there? This has been a question ever since the French Mandate in 1920. It was repeatedly raised after Lebanon’s independence in 1943,...
Hezbollah Pushes Lebanon Toward Iranian Domination
Lebanon is suffering the worst economic crisis in its history. It is locked in a horrendous spiral of inflation, unemployment, and recession. Suicides are rising...
My Heart Breaks for Lebanon
JNS.org - Once again, terror hits my country. Once again, there are images of death in my homeland -- bodies are spread all over my...
The Beirut Blast Changes Everything for Hezbollah
JNS.org - Even before all the details emerged about the enormous explosion that rocked Beirut on Tuesday, it was clear that this event would change...
