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Reflections from MENA thinkers on the past year of the war on Gaza and its regional aftershocks.
Omar H. Rahman, Nadim Houry, Joseph Bahout, Hamidreza Azizi, Tarik M. Yousef, Abdulaziz Sager, Dania Thafer, Mohammad Abu Rumman, Hasan Jaber
After a punishing Israeli assault on its leadership, communications network and military installations, Hezbollah—and the Lebanese public—braces for a possible Israeli invasion of southern Lebanon.
Saoud El Mawla
Hezbollah's recent losses, including the assassination of Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, are a major blow to the organization and the wider “Axis of Resistance,” undermining decades of Iranian regional strategy.
Hamidreza Azizi
After 13 years of absence, Türkiye’s attendance at the Arab League Summit signals improving ties with some states, while tensions with Syria remain.
Galip Dalay
What happens now that Israel has "crossed all red lines" in Lebanon?
Rami G. Khouri
With political stability and the threat of conflict relapse a persistent problem in Baghdad, some Gulf countries are expanding ties to Iraqi Kurdistan.