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The U.S. Secretary of State is demanding the government of Benjamin Netanyahu provide a post-war plan for the Palestinian enclave

If the Lebanese group does more than fire a few missiles in solidarity, it would dramatically escalate the current conflict.

Following a stark warning from the International Monetary Fund that time was running out for Lebanon’s economy, the country’s ingenious political leadership responded with a radical solution — unilaterally changing the time. You couldn’t make it up.

Unlike the Oslo vision, the new reality taking shape in the region is genuine and devoid of fantasies. It must be protected and nurtured.

Opinion: All Lebanese political faction, except the Shi'ite Amal party and Hezbollah, favor a compromise agreement that leaves Karish to Israel and the Qana gas filed to Lebanon; a deal would bolster those in Beirut opposing Hezbollah and increase U.S. sway over Lebanon