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Strategic equalization in current Syria
One of the most obvious results of the current stabilization of operations in Syria is the next and predictable equality of offensive potentials on...
The current geopolitical shifts in the Middle East
Syria's three-party strategic system, with the minor addition of the United States and its now remote allies on the field, is undergoing a radical...
Tel Aviv fears Hezbollah more than ever
Israelis are riddled with fear, fear of Hezbollah missile capability and the invaluable experience of Lebanese resistance fighters in the Syrian War.
Israeli troops in...
The risk of a new large-scale war in the Middle East
The rising clashes between Iran and Israel in Syria have obviously increased the possibility of a new large-scale regional war. According to Israeli high-rank...
Iran’s Presence in Syria: Is It There for the Long Haul?
Iran’s presence in Syria remains a highly irritating factor for Israel, the United States and European countries, which are not ready to finance Syria’s...
Western Sahara and New Cell of Hezbollah involvement in North Africa
Tehran's recent moves against Morocco’s national sovereignty represents its plan to keep on its strategy through global supremacy by undermining and destabilizing pro-Western states....
Elections in the Lebanon
The general elections in the Lebanon were held on May 6 last. They had originally been scheduled for 2013 but,due to the repeated failure...
Hezbollah’s Political Parliamentary Triumph
Obviously, the recent Lebanese parliamentary elections were not only a political rivalry but also a strong referendum to renew and pledge allegiance to the...
Syria’s future
Many sources think that the most significant clashes in Syria are likely to end late this year.
Probably the small clashes between the various ethnic...
Lebanese Elections: Positive Change or Negative Status Quo?
Lebanon's Parliament slated May 6th, 2018 for its first elections in close to a decade. The country’s constitution mandates Parliamentary elections every four years...