This report examines the gradual pivot of Joseph Aoun in confronting Zionist assaults—a transformation that has evolved from a cautious stance into a more proactive policy. The narrative highlights how this strategic shift has been shaped by Lebanon’s internal dynamics, regional pressures, and international considerations.
Recent developments show that escalating Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon, coupled with the ineffectiveness of Lebanon’s change in representation level at the ceasefire committee, have further complicated the political and security landscape.
The spokesperson for the U.S. State Department announced Washington’s disappointment over Iraq’s decision to reverse its plan to freeze the assets of Hezbollah in Lebanon and Ansarallah in Yemen.
This afternoon, Israeli warplanes struck a building in the southern suburb of Beirut. Lebanon’s Ministry of Health initial reports suggest that the attack left at least one person dead and 21 others injured.
On November 6, Hezbollah’s Public Relations Office issued an official statement addressed to the President, Prime Minister, Speaker of Parliament, and the people of Lebanon, warning against Israeli aggressions and making its position clear.
After Larijani’s visit to Saudi Arabia, Hezbollah leader Sheikh Qassem sent a message to the Saudi autocracy, which contained a proposal to begin normalizing relations between the parties. According to the Saudi journalist, Saudi Arabia reacted positively to Sheikh Qassem’s proposal. What’s happening? The starting point of the current amazing political processes was the October […]
In a powerful speech marking the first anniversary of the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safi al-Din, Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem reaffirmed the group’s unwavering commitment to armed resistance and regional presence.
“We will not abandon the weapon that has given us dignity, and we will not abandon the weapon that protects us from our enemy. The weapon is the soul, honor, land, dignity, and the future of our children.” — Sheikh Naim Qassem said in his speech on the occasion of commemorating the passing of Sayyid Abbas Ali Al-Moussawi
Hezbollah has released a video reaffirming its stance against disarming the resistance, responding to the upcoming high-level Lebanese government meeting chaired by Prime Minister Najib Mikati, which is set to discuss the issue of resistance disarmament.
In recent statements, the Lebanese President, Joseph Aoun announced his objective to implement the disarmament of Hezbollah, emphasizing the government’s control over weapons in Lebanon.
The Al-Jadeed TV network reported that the Lebanese army is dismantling all of Hezbollah’s infrastructure south of the Litani River and has entered Hezbollah’s bases north of the river without their consent.
Hezbollah attacked the Tzrifin military base on the outskirts of Ben Gurion Airport with Fateh-110 ballistic missiles.
