Hassan Nasrallah

ANALYSIS / Gaza war brought Israel its quietest year in a decade

On Tuesday, the day Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slipped while climbing into a sea commando's rubber dinghy, he also made several interesting statements. The media, which focused on Netanyahu's stumble and the security...

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Beirut weighs issue of Hezbollah weapons

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. 20 (UPI) -- Lebanese lawmakers cited the issue of Hezbollah weapons as complicating the drafting of a policy statement expected from the new government Sunday. Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri handed in...

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Hizballah in War and Peace

By Nicholas Noe Four and a half years after Syrian troops were unexpectedly cajoled out of Lebanon, and more than three years after the end of a (nearly) "open" war with Israel, the Shi'ite movement Hizballah appears not only...

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Nasrallah re-elected as Hizbullah chief for 6th term

BEIRUT: Lebanon’s Hizbullah announced on Thursday that Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has been re-elected as the Shiite Muslim group’s leader for a sixth term. A Hizbullah statement did not say when the group’s top officials voted to...

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Nasrallah re-elected as Hezbollah leader

BEIRUT, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) -- Hassan Nasrallah has been re-elected as Hezbollah leader for a sixth term, the Lebanese Shiite armed group said on Thursday. A Hezbollah statement announced on Thursday the end of its general...

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Thursday News Briefs

Beirut- Finally someone is thinking about the Lebanese people. Prime Minister Saad Hariri told the Annual Arab Banking Conference held at the Phoenicia hotel in Beirut that the new national unity government's policy statement...

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Lebanon: A two-act tragedy in West Asia

By S. Nihal Singh Nov 19 : If Lebanon is the weathervane of the Middle East (what we call West Asia), does the formation of a government after five months of post-election wrangling portend a hopeful sign despite the gloom...

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Fury over Arab pop star's 'monkey' lyric

• Black Egyptians sue and demand album be banned • Row casts fresh light on racism in region One of the Arab world's biggest pop stars has provoked a torrent of outrage after releasing a song which refers to black Egyptians as...

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What Nasrallah Did Not Say Directly

Tariq Alhomayed is the Editor-in-Chief of Asharq Al-Awsat, the youngest person to be appointed that position. Mr. Alhomayed has an acclaimed and distinguished career as a Journalist and has held many key positions in the field...

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Assad's Gauntlet: Engaging Syria

By James Gundun - Washington DC 'Israel is prepared to hold negotiations without precondition with the Syrians,' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proclaimed last week, shunning his usual rhetoric that Syria isn't...

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