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Hizbullah’s Equation: Tel Aviv’s Safety in Exchange for the Survival of Beirut’s Dahieh District

August 27, 2024 | Yoni Ben Menachem

Nasrallah’s bunker and Hizbullah HQ are believed to be deep beneath the neighborhood

Syria and Hizbullah After the Lebanese Elections

July 29, 2009 | David Schenker

The desire in Washington and Riyadh to repair damaged relations with Damascus is admirable, but should not come at the expense of Lebanon and the larger U.S. strategic goal of weakening Iranian influence in the Levant. While a diplomatic rapprochement with Syria might result in some marginal improvements in its behavior, this would likely have little impact on Syria’s thirty-year strategic relationship with Tehran.

A Primer for the Arab Summit in Beirut

March 26, 2002

Vol. 1, No. 21 March 26, 2002 The Arab summit must not alter the only agreed terms of reference for the Arab-Israeli peace process — UN Security Council Resolution 242. The whole debate over whether Israel allows PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat to travel to the Arab summit meeting in Beirut presupposes that this gathering […]

The Enemy is not Anonymous

November 13, 1983

Palestinian Emigration from Judea and Samaria

October 15, 1982

Israel in the Wake of the Beirut Massacre: Ten Days in Search of Answers

October 15, 1982

Challenging Begin from Within: The Response of the Religious Parties and the Sephardim to the Beirut Massacre

October 7, 1982