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Hezbollah torn between its local and regional roles

5 years ago
Summary -- In light of the raging regional crises, Hezbollah has been intervening outside Lebanon's border in support of its foreign allies in Syria, Iraq and elsewhere, raising controversy inside the country about the movement’s local and regional influence. By Dr. Haytham Mouzahem for Al-monitor--Translator: Sahar Ghoussoub - On Jan. 17, the Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc, […]
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Mustafa Badreddine Is Killed in Syria by Takfiris

6 years ago
By ANNE BARNARD and SEWELL CHANMAY for New York Times -- Mustafa Amine Badreddine died in a “huge blast” near the Damascus airport, the group’s television network said. Credit Hezbollah, via Associated Press BEIRUT, Lebanon — In his more than three-decade career as a militant operative, Mustafa Amine Badreddine embraced an array of real and […]
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Morocco hails Sweden's U-turn on recognising Western Sahara

7 years ago
Morocco has praised Sweden's decision not to recognise Western Sahara as an independent state, following months of diplomatic tensions over the Swedish stance on the disputed territory. "Sweden's decision not to recognise the so-called Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic [SADR] complies with international law and is consistent with the UN-brokered political process", Morocco's ministry of foreign […]
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Israel Concerned of Hezbollah’s Intervention in South Syria

7 years ago
THE LEVANT EXCLUSIVE - By Alwan Amin Eddine* - Israel was not aware enough regarding its military strike targeting some Hezbollah leaders in “Al-Amal Farms”, the Syrian Qunaitra’s area on Jan 18, 2015. It thought that Hezbollah is busy in Syria, and the Syrian army is exhausted and spread all over the territory, and Iran’s […]
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