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Kurds are an ethnic group in the Middle East, mostly inhabiting a region, which spans adjacent parts of Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. They are an Iranian people and speak the Kurdish languages, which form a subgroup of the Northwestern Iranian branch of Iranian languages.
Salam, still hoping to change this doctrine, sit in the presidential palace waiting for a call from Washington. They remain oblivious to the fact that with each passing day, the Israeli military's front lines creep closer to Beirut's palaces.
In the meantime, operating under its resis ...
Salam with the project to destroy Lebanese resistance through political initiatives. The destructive positions of the PM and President Joseph Aoun shows that Hezbollah is facing a destruction project with dual blades of pressure, one from government and the other from the Israelis. In other words, H ...
Salam has been politically catastrophic.
In his official statements, Aoun voices opposition to foreign aggression and occupation of Lebanon’s lands not as a national priority but within the framework to disarm Hezbollah. He laid out this exact argument to Security Council members back in Dece ...
Salam and handover of its weapons to the government and calling on other resistance groups operating under Public Mobilization Forces (PMF) to follow on their footsteps, in recent days conflicting reactions have been made by these groups.
Three groups, Saraya al-Salam, Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq, and Ka ...
Salam, have cut their ties with the military brigades of the PMF. A statement was also issued at the home of [former Prime Minister] al-Abadi, according to which the severance of ties between resistance groups and PMF’s military brigades is based on the stance of the religious authority, the c ...
Salam accommodationist government into walking away from the humiliating direct negotiations with the regime, talks designed to leave Lebanon defenseless against its enemy. Hezbollah's argument will be simple. Every government option has gone nowhere; it's the resistance's arsenal and th ...
Salam stressed that only the government holds the right to declare war and peace and what is demanded from Lebanon under this deal is actually the terms accepted by Lebanese political parties under Taif Agreement of 1989.
But the main issue is that Lebanon's government equates sovereignty not w ...
Salam, have signed on to the demand. But six others have balked, conditioning compliance on a full end to American occupation. The discontent among these factions over the new policy could spell trouble for al-Zaydi's fledgling government, given their grassroots popularity and significant politi ...
Salam, accused Saudi Arabia of prolonging the 12-year blockade and keeping Sanaa International Airport closed. They warned that continued military action and restrictions on Yemen would not go unanswered and called for the blockade to be lifted.
Salam dismissed the attacks as merely a blow to Lebanon's stability, while President Joseph Aoun called them a setback to the negotiation process. But the real issue lies in the chasm between these statements and the government's ability to change anything on the ground.
Over recent months, ...