We picked a group of Western-oriented Lebanese political actors whom we liked because they kind of looked like us and talked like us. We decided to array them against people who have real street cred; the results then were disastrous.

An interview with editor Samah Idriss

Hezbollah Eases Up and Beirut Opens Its Shutters

60 years ago Palestine was there. We were farmers, fishermen, merchants, drivers, shopkeepers, etc. Israel today celebrates its independence from those farmers and fishermen.

Negotiations on the "two-state solution" have been voided of all substance.

National Review reporter caught fabricating; where is the "liberal media"?

When we criticise the Chinese occupation of Tibet, nobody criticises us of being anti-Chinese.

Hezbollah to Ban Ki-moon: You should show more objectivity

Lebanon‘s biggest construction project since downtown Beirut was rebuilt in the 1990s following the country‘s 15-year civil war — is being planned and directed by "Waad."

The full text of the speech of Hezbollah’s Secretary General, al-Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on February 14, 2008.

Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah took part Saturday in the Ashura March in Beirut's southern suburb along with hundreds of thousands of Muslims marking the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him).

A summary for al-Sayyed Nasrallah’s interview on NBN on 2nd of January, 2008.

So what was HRW's position on this gross violation of the rules of war it had witnessed?

This isn't a morally ambiguous issue.

From A 12-Years Old Resistance Supporter