Hamas is now recruiting in Lebanon. What will that mean for Hezbollah?
Mainstream Lebanese politicians have criticised the Hamas move. But it will likely help Hezbollah.
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Mainstream Lebanese politicians have criticised the Hamas move. But it will likely help Hezbollah.
As efforts continue to prevent a vacuum in the top position of the military institution, Parliament held two sessions on Thursday, which were both boycotted by the Free Patriotic Movement (FPM)’s bloc, whose head, MP Gebran Bassil, opposes the extension of the term of Lebanese Army Commander General Joseph Aoun, who is due to retire in January.
Recently, some Shi'ite voices have joined others in Lebanon expressing opposition to the country's involvement in the war between Hamas and Israel.[1] Prominent among these Shi'ite voices is the "Taharror" movement, which was established in October as a "Shi'ite protest movement for Lebanon" that opposes Hizbullah and the Amal movement, both of which belong to Iran's
الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNA – House Speaker, Nabih Berri, on Tuesday welcomed at the Second Presidency in Ain El-Tineh, the new Beirut Bar Association Dean, Fadi Masri, accompanied by the newly elected Bar Council, i
Introduction On December 4, 2023, the Hamas movement in Lebanon announced the establishment of a new organization in the country, called Vanguards of the Al-Aqsa Flood."[1] Addressed to "the Palestinian people" and "the heroic jihad fighters in Lebanon," the announcement states that the organization was formed " to emphasize the role of the Palestinian people, in all places it