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Lack of Governance in Southern Syria: The tension, and the reconciliation between the Sunnis of Daraa and the Druze of Al-Suwayda (Case #2)
On November 9th, a reconciliation agreement was signed by the Druze representatives in Al-Suwayda and the Daraa Province and
JNS: New report sheds light on true scope of Hezbollah’s presence in southern Syria
“They are preparing operational plans in anticipation of the next war,” warned Maj. (res.) Tal Beeri, director of Alma’s
Nasrallah Speech 11/11 on The Shahid (Martyr) Day!
The Maritime Border Negotiations This is not the beginning of a peace process or normalization. Israel is cancer
An-Nahar: An Israeli center reveals: 58 “Hezbollah” sites in southern Syria
Article published in the Lebanese An-Nahar Internet site on November 12th about Alma’s Hezbollah-Southern Syria: Deployment of the “Southern
Lack of Governance in Southern Syria: No Clear Choice, Too Many Interests (Case #1)
The Daraa Province in southern Syria continues to create instability On November 8th, the Syrian Regime forces, namely the
Maan news: Israel publishes a map of Hezbollah sites in the Golan
The Israeli Alma Center for Research and Education said that the presence of “Hezbollah” in southern Syria is much
Israelhayom: New report sheds light on the true scope of Hezbollah’s presence in southern Syria
Research center finds that, under the patronage of the Iranian Quds Force, Hezbollah’s Southern Command and Golan File units
Freedom of speech? Not when Hezbollah has a stronghold on Lebanon
The Attorney General of Lebanon issued order to arrest El-Khoury due to his accusations against Hezbollah leader Nasrallah, which
JP: Hezbollah presence in south Syria much larger than previously revealed
New report by the ALMA Research and Education Center locates 58 sites belonging to group’s Southern Command and Golan
Beirut Port Explosion Compensation
The blast at the port of Beirut on August 4 damaged more than 62,000 homes, 14,848 businesses, and 20
Reflections on Democracy in the Middle East
The first time I flew to the United States for lectures, a couple sat next to me on the
