Ya Libnan: I sraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (left) and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, whose rival blocs fell short of a parliamentary majority in Israel’s general election Tuesday. Eisenkot could theoretically swear in a government with the support of Arab…
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Nidaa Al Watan: A senior political source told Nidaa Al Watan that the statement issued by Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem “constitutes a blatant departure from the collective national will, and an insistence on a policy of imposing faits accomplis and continuing adventures that have brought Lebanon nothing but destruction, displacement and collapse, and that…”
Nidaa Al Watan: The visit by President Joseph Aoun to Tripoli last Saturday can be summed up as a battle over image and political exploitation, between what was intended for it, the campaigns of criticism and counter-exploitation, and the paths it ultimately took, which were not originally on the list of objectives. Apart from some romanticism mixed with the rhetoric…
Nidaa Al Watan: Hezbollah’s bets have failed, even on the change that could come from Israel, after it lost any hope of being able to exert any influence, or even improve its security and military position. The “party” was looking for a “victory” to be produced by the Israeli ballot boxes, whereby the current prime minister would lose…
