MTV Lebanon: Next week’s scheduled Israeli elections may bring a new leader to the country, but they will not shift the strategic constants; policymakers and regional analysts believe that Iran will remain the main adversary, and military force will remain the preferred and foremost tool…
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Lebanon 24: Al-Akhbar wrote: Bilal Erdoğan’s visit to Lebanon, the son of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, is no longer mere speculation that has circulated over the past months. According to information, the visit has been scheduled for the middle of next month, as part of a program with a predominantly humanitarian and social character. The visit comes in the context of…
Lebanon 24: Al-Nahar wrote: The Kataeb Party is facing mounting political pressure over the two files concerning land purchases in Metn and the referral of the Dhahr al-Baydar explosives case to the Judicial Council, while finding itself facing a dual confrontation with opponents seeking to hold it responsible for contentious cases, and awkward questions within its political circle, particularly in…
Nidaa Al Watan: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged on Wednesday to form a new government after an election with close results, saying that no leader should govern based on support from Arabs in Israel, whose parties made strong gains. Netanyahu told his supporters in Jerusalem, “We must form a government…”
