Lebanon 24: The regional confrontation is shaping the contours of the next phase, and Hezbollah is outside…
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Nidaa Al Watan: Between personal memory and milestones in political history, lawyer and politician Jean El Hajj offers, in his book “My Experience,” a reading of Lebanon’s course since the declaration of the State of Greater Lebanon in 1920 through to the beginnings of the “Third Republic.” El Hajj does not merely recall figures and events he witnessed or took part in, but…
Nidaa Al Watan: I read a study in the form of a report published by our colleague, the newspaper "Al-Akhbar," in yesterday’s issue. It said that it reflected the Shiite mood in Lebanon... I read it carefully, and the details made my skin crawl. I was keen to find out who had organized that bold poll, but when I learned who had prepared the study, I calmed down…
Nidaa Al Watan: Lebanon is at risk of closing the window of opportunity for which it paid dearly to open, and fears it will have to bear the cost of widening it. An opportunity that came with the rapid transformations brought about by the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation, the Gaza war, the Iran war, the war to support Gaza and Tehran from Lebanon, and the operation to topple the Assad regime without a fight after a long war…
