Hussain Abdul-Hussain

Hezbollah Explosives Debunk Lebanon’s Sovereignty Myth

In reality, the state fears Hezbollah, abides by its diktats, and actively dismantles its own rule of law to accommodate the Iranian proxy

Lebanon’s Inaction Is Dooming the Pilot Zones Project

Lebanon’s pilot zone experiment, established under the U.S.-brokered Trilateral Framework, has so far failed

Like Iraq, Lebanon Must Arrest Militia Commanders

While Baghdad is acting like a sovereign state in its effort to disarm militias, Beirut has largely become a bystander as Israel pursues the dismantlement of Hezbollah

Arabs Must Make Peace with Zionism

A lasting peace cannot be built on the expectation that Israel will eventually disappear or demographically transform into something other than a Jewish state

As Iran batters the Gulf states, Trump’s course is beyond clear

The last thing Gulf countries want to live through is the current on-again, off-again war

Syria’s leader charms the world, crushes the Druze. Israel should be wary

Sharaa seems to be a pragmatic diplomat, but before pursuing warmer ties, Jerusalem needs guarantees that he will stop repressing his minority citizens