Online Surveillance: I’ve got nothing to hide?
Why those who continue to shrug at mass data collection are being dangerously lazy and irresponsible.
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On the Saudi “Terrorist” Designation for Hezbollah
The true reasons why the Saud regime has designated Hezbollah as a “terrorist organization”.
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Syria 2016: The Hezbollah Indispensability
Hezbollah has emerged from the quagmire of the conflict in Syria as aggressive, experienced, and indispensible as ever.
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Israel and Hezbollah: Old Threats, New Equations
There are good reasons why Israel’s threats against Hezbollah will remain just that—empty threats.
Read MoreTunneling into Hezbollah
In Lebanon, a potentially cataclysmic scenario in the minds of its military strategists is now becoming incessantly prevalent.
Read MoreThe Saudi Dollop to Lebanon’s Army
The Saudi’s daydreams for dealing with Hezbollah at the expense of the Lebanese state and military institution will never see the light of day.
Read MoreBeyond the Pale: Flawed British Policy on Syria
The British policy towards the Syria conflict has been a disaster.
Read MoreDomestic Drones: Plugging the Last Remaining Loophole In a World of Mass Surveillance
The contemporary proliferation of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) by the US and UK law enforcement agencies has been an inevitable reality for quite some time. After all, postulations regarding the increasingly powerful...
Read MoreThe Killing of Hezbollah’s Al-Lakkis: A View to a Vengeance
Hezbollah’s history of retaliatory measures, in particular during times of intensive pressure, alludes to the movement desiring to make the avenging of a Hassan Al-Lakkis a spectacularly deadly one.
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Lebanon: ‘Spying’ on the Party of God
Israel has feverishly pursued intelligence gathering on Hezbollah since its inception, but the ‘Party of God’ is pushing back.
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