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ISIS – Alive and Kicking

Alma Research May 31, 2020

ISIS – The War of Attrition Campaign (attacks alongside psychological war): Starting May 14, ISIS began a new terrorist campaign called the “War of Attrition”.

A series of border infiltration from Lebanon to Israel – preparations for a Hezbollah attack?

Alma Research May 27, 2020

On May 19, the IDF apprehended two Sudanese citizens that crossed the border from Lebanon into Israel near the Israeli community of Dovev, located opposite

Nasrallah: Hezbollah is not active in the Lebanon exchange arena – Is that so?

Alma Research May 25, 2020

Hezbollah – its involvement in the Lebanese exchange market and its place as a major factor in the Lebanese currency crisis Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah

The fragile ceasefire and the economic interests in Idlib district

Alma Research May 21, 2020

The ceasefire in the Idlib province is generally maintained but very fragile with occasional fire incidents occurring between the Turkish army, the Rebels and the

Syrian T-72s and Russian Military Police on the way to Daraa!

Alma Research May 20, 2020

Daraa Province (South Syria) – instability, Shi’itezation activity and Russian intervention: Instability in the province has been reflected over the past two weeks in two

UNIFIL in southern Lebanon – Under constant threat!

Alma Research May 19, 2020

UNIFIL operates under a very complex reality in southern Lebanon. On the one hand, it provides its contribution in the civil aspect, such as donating

Nasrallah dismisses Israel’s efforts in Syria!

Alma Research May 18, 2020

In his speech on May 13 Nasrallah addressed three main issues: Missile production in Syria. The extent of the Iranian presence in Syria. smuggling on

Iran is in Syria to stay!

Alma Research May 17, 2020

There is no withdrawal or reduction of Iranian forces in Syria. The trend indicates the contrary: A continuation of a Syrian recruitment campaign in support

Two Years After Nasrallah’s Elimination: Hezbollah Is Weakened but Still Controls the Narrative

The Plight of the Displaced as Political Leverage: How Hezbollah Channels Anger Toward the Lebanese Government

Special Report: Hezbollah’s Media Ecosystem – Media Organizations, Influence Mechanisms and the Evolution of Narratives

From Deir Mimas to Escalation: How Hezbollah Could Exploit Its Grip on the Lebanese Army

Could the September 18 incident in the village of Deir Mimas in southern Lebanon, between the IDF and the LAF, have been avoided had the Lebanese force not been commanded by a Shiite officer?

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