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#Lebanon: the Imam Ali Complex has come under the spotlight recently, especially after Al-Jazeera leaks revealing how Assadists are building a network expanding across the Lebanese border. Built last year near Hermel (~10 km from the Syrian border) by Hezbollah with Iranian support, the complex was built to shelter...

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Like the Lebanese army, the Internal Security Forces are unable to confront Hezbollah on the issue of weapons. The “Hezbollah state” has the power to arrest (in effect, kidnap) members of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces and negotiate with the Lebanese state for their release. On January 23, 2026, a police patrol of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces, ISF (قوى الامن الداخلي ) stopped two Hezbollah trucks in the Al-Tayoune (الطيونة) area of Beirut, near a police station and military base. The trucks were parked suspiciously, had no license plates, and had tinted windows. When the police patrol approached to check the trucks, Hezbollah operatives attacked the patrol. At the end of the confrontation, Hezbollah operatives detained one of the security forces personnel and managed to prevent the patrol from uncovering the contents of the trucks. According to local reports, the trucks were carrying Hezbollah military equipment that had been smuggled from Syria through one of the illegal border crossings with Lebanon. The Hezbollah trucks continued on their way toward the “security square” in Dahiya. In light of the incident, negotiations began between the State of Lebanon and the “State of Hezbollah.” Hezbollah's representative in the negotiations was Ali Ayoub, head of Hezbollah's Security Committee, which is in effect the independent police force of the “State of Hezbollah.” Following the negotiations, Hezbollah released the security forces officer it had detained and promised to hand over the trucks to the security forces at a “later date.” In practice, this means that the trucks and their contents will not be handed over to the security forces. The Hezbollah operatives involved were not arrested or investigated. Hezbollah does as it pleases in Lebanon. This is yet another test case, this time in the context of internal security forces, which demonstrates the inability of the Lebanese security forces in general to confront Hezbollah on the issue of weapons. Attached is a report from the Lebanese "MTV" channel about the incident.
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Warfare Analysis

32,745 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

As the war has reignited in Lebanon, more than 80,000 Lebanese have been displaced by Israeli bombardment and incursions in the south, with strikes hitting areas across the country and a death toll now in the hundreds. In my short video report, I spent time in al-Mansouri in August 2025, where many are still reeling from the losses of the 2024 war with Israel—families lost, homes destroyed, and communities stripped of what they see as their means of defense. At the time of filming, there was heavy pressure on the Lebanese government to disarm the Lebanese resistance, Hezbollah—and despite the ceasefire that followed the 2024 war, Israel violated it thousands of times. For many people I spoke with there, those experiences are exactly why they believe a resisting force against Israel is necessary. Here are their voices.
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As the war has reignited in Lebanon, more than 80,000 Lebanese have been displaced by Israeli bombardment and incursions in the south, with strikes hitting areas across the country and a death toll now in the hundreds. In my short video report, I spent time in al-Mansouri in August 2025, where many are still reeling from the losses of the 2024 war with Israel—families lost, homes destroyed, and communities stripped of what they see as their means of defense. At the time of filming, there was heavy pressure on the Lebanese government to disarm the Lebanese resistance, Hezbollah—and despite the ceasefire that followed the 2024 war, Israel violated it thousands of times. For many people I spoke with there, those experiences are exactly why they believe a resisting force against Israel is necessary. Here are their voices.

Jalyssa Dugrot

18,496 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

President Ahmad Al-Sharaa in an Interview with Al Jazeera. Saudi Arabia and Türkiye mediated last year to secure the lifting of U.S. sanctions on Syria. Lifting economic sanctions will not be sufficient unless Syria is also removed from the U.S. list of State Sponsors of Terrorism. Syria is an important country with a strategic location and has been the focus of global attention throughout history. The policies of the former regime led to Syria's isolation from the rest of the world. We have significant interests with Russia, which was quick to open a new chapter in its relations with us. There are major economic and commercial interests between Syria and Western countries, which also host large numbers of Syrian refugees. What affects Lebanon affects Syria, as the two countries are linked by strategic interests. We are discussing solutions with the Lebanese government that will help lead Lebanon to safety and stability. Any state of chaos in Lebanon will have a direct impact on Syria. We support the Lebanese state's exclusive control over weapons and its sole authority over decisions of war and peace. Hezbollah took part alongside the former regime in its war against the Syrian people and was responsible for the displacement of millions of Syrians. Addressing Lebanon's crisis requires more than a security approach; it demands a comprehensive solution that addresses all dimensions of the crisis. The Syrian state is working to enable the Lebanese state to fulfill the commitments it has undertaken. We support the Lebanese state in strengthening its executive institutions and implementing the Taif Agreement as a comprehensive framework for Lebanon. We have no intention of carrying out any military intervention in Lebanon. The agreement between Lebanon and Israel contains many loopholes. The Arab region should have its own independent policy, free from the influence of Israeli or Iranian policies. We are working toward reaching a security agreement with Israel with the participation of a group of countries. We seek to avoid any confrontation with Israel, as it is not in our interest. If the security agreement with Israel succeeds, it will pave the way for comprehensive peace without compromising Syria's rightful claim to the occupied Golan Heights. The future of relations with Israel depends on the proper implementation of each stage of the agreement. We support the Arab path toward the establishment of a Palestinian state. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had significant involvement in Syria and believes it has a legitimate role in the countries of the region. We are concerned about the expansion of the war in the region and the regional consequences that may result. Over the past year and a half, Syria has sought to avoid becoming involved in any conflict in the region. Relations with the Republic of Iraq continue to improve. We are taking measures to address any potential threats from armed factions along our border with Iraq. A mentality of revenge does not build nations, and our policy is clearly focused on reconstruction and stability. Our foreign policy is based on credibility, strengthening trust with all parties. Syria was once a destination for the Gulf states and enjoyed strong relations and shared interests with them. Investments are already underway on the ground, but they will require time before their impact becomes visible. We are committed to ensuring the success of Gulf and international investments in Syria. Gulf investments in Syria are concentrated in the energy sector, airports, real estate, and urban development. The former regime ran the drug trade in Syria and spread corruption across all sectors. The Syrian economy is expected to grow, and its results will become evident over time. From the very first moment of Syria's liberation, we began building state institutions. We are not able to solve all problems at once, and reforming state institutions requires time. We established an authority to manage the missing persons file in accordance with international standards and in cooperation with countries that have relevant expertise. The state operates according to laws and regulations in pursuit of justice. The SDF is an organization that emerged under specific circumstances and bore arms; it is not linked to the Kurdish community. The positive effects of the course Syria has followed over the past year and a half are beginning to emerge.
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President Ahmad Al-Sharaa in an Interview with Al Jazeera. Saudi Arabia and Türkiye mediated last year to secure the lifting of U.S. sanctions on Syria. Lifting economic sanctions will not be sufficient unless Syria is also removed from the U.S. list of State Sponsors of Terrorism. Syria is an important country with a strategic location and has been the focus of global attention throughout history. The policies of the former regime led to Syria's isolation from the rest of the world. We have significant interests with Russia, which was quick to open a new chapter in its relations with us. There are major economic and commercial interests between Syria and Western countries, which also host large numbers of Syrian refugees. What affects Lebanon affects Syria, as the two countries are linked by strategic interests. We are discussing solutions with the Lebanese government that will help lead Lebanon to safety and stability. Any state of chaos in Lebanon will have a direct impact on Syria. We support the Lebanese state's exclusive control over weapons and its sole authority over decisions of war and peace. Hezbollah took part alongside the former regime in its war against the Syrian people and was responsible for the displacement of millions of Syrians. Addressing Lebanon's crisis requires more than a security approach; it demands a comprehensive solution that addresses all dimensions of the crisis. The Syrian state is working to enable the Lebanese state to fulfill the commitments it has undertaken. We support the Lebanese state in strengthening its executive institutions and implementing the Taif Agreement as a comprehensive framework for Lebanon. We have no intention of carrying out any military intervention in Lebanon. The agreement between Lebanon and Israel contains many loopholes. The Arab region should have its own independent policy, free from the influence of Israeli or Iranian policies. We are working toward reaching a security agreement with Israel with the participation of a group of countries. We seek to avoid any confrontation with Israel, as it is not in our interest. If the security agreement with Israel succeeds, it will pave the way for comprehensive peace without compromising Syria's rightful claim to the occupied Golan Heights. The future of relations with Israel depends on the proper implementation of each stage of the agreement. We support the Arab path toward the establishment of a Palestinian state. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had significant involvement in Syria and believes it has a legitimate role in the countries of the region. We are concerned about the expansion of the war in the region and the regional consequences that may result. Over the past year and a half, Syria has sought to avoid becoming involved in any conflict in the region. Relations with the Republic of Iraq continue to improve. We are taking measures to address any potential threats from armed factions along our border with Iraq. A mentality of revenge does not build nations, and our policy is clearly focused on reconstruction and stability. Our foreign policy is based on credibility, strengthening trust with all parties. Syria was once a destination for the Gulf states and enjoyed strong relations and shared interests with them. Investments are already underway on the ground, but they will require time before their impact becomes visible. We are committed to ensuring the success of Gulf and international investments in Syria. Gulf investments in Syria are concentrated in the energy sector, airports, real estate, and urban development. The former regime ran the drug trade in Syria and spread corruption across all sectors. The Syrian economy is expected to grow, and its results will become evident over time. From the very first moment of Syria's liberation, we began building state institutions. We are not able to solve all problems at once, and reforming state institutions requires time. We established an authority to manage the missing persons file in accordance with international standards and in cooperation with countries that have relevant expertise. The state operates according to laws and regulations in pursuit of justice. The SDF is an organization that emerged under specific circumstances and bore arms; it is not linked to the Kurdish community. The positive effects of the course Syria has followed over the past year and a half are beginning to emerge.

Qusay Noor

12,023 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Israel and Lebanon are not at war. Israel is at war with Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists that are occupying Lebanon. And do you know who else wants to get rid of Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon? The Lebanese government, which just signed a framework agreement with Israel in Washington, DC. Here’s everything you need to know about Hezbollah and how it became a military base for Iran on Israel’s northern border. Free Lebanon from Hezbollah. Free Lebanon and the Middle East from Iranian occupation.
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Israel and Lebanon are not at war. Israel is at war with Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists that are occupying Lebanon. And do you know who else wants to get rid of Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon? The Lebanese government, which just signed a framework agreement with Israel in Washington, DC. Here’s everything you need to know about Hezbollah and how it became a military base for Iran on Israel’s northern border. Free Lebanon from Hezbollah. Free Lebanon and the Middle East from Iranian occupation.

Noa Tishby

15,093 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад