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Rights groups say Ali Abbas Barakat, who had Hepatitis C, died from medical neglect. Meanwhile, Emirati officials interrogate Lebanese diplomat and Algerian handball players disappear in Germany
Men allegedly linked to Hezbollah indicted for death of soldier who was part of UN peacekeeping mission
Thanassis Cambanis Thanassis Cambanis is a senior fellow and director of the international policy program at The Century Foundation in New York. He teaches at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. His books include “Once Upon a Revolution: An Egyptian Story, A Privilege to Die: Inside Hezbollah’s Legions,” and four edited volumes about politics and security in the Middle East. He is currently writing a book about the Iraq war’s global impact. His Twitter handle is @tcambanis. Articles written by Thanassis Cambanis
by Steve Lalla / January 6th, 2021 Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah has inspired fear within the Empire through both armed struggle and its success in electoral politics. For effectively wielding this double-edged sword, the “Party of God” has been vilified by countless politicians and media outlets. From its birth as an armed resistance to Israeli attacks on Lebanon over 35 years ago, Hezbollah developed into an institution that provided health and education services to the country’s neediest. After defeating the Zionist state in successive conflicts, it rode great mass support i...
Pieced together and only thanks to these telephone calls, the records of them, who killed hariri. it was a group inside hezbollah. without that, we would have never made the case. i believe in privacy too but you need to keep these records around. they are great for after the fact. they don't do much to predict a crime but after, absolutely. >> if the nsa is not going to keep all these records and the private phone companies aren't going to keep these records, where are these records going to be kept? >> under some sort of a judicial authority, whether you put it out in utah in this nsa place ...