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Lebanon

The Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security (JISS) provides in-depth analyses on Lebanon, focusing on Hezbollah’s influence and its implications for Israel. Recent publications discuss the expansion of Hezbollah’s operations into Africa, posing threats to Western interests and regional stability. Analysts emphasize the necessity of disrupting Iran’s control in Lebanon to enhance regional security. Additionally, JISS examines Israel’s strategic options in addressing Hezbollah’s presence in southern Lebanon, considering the broader context of Iran’s regional ambitions. These insights are crucial for understanding the evolving dynamics between Israel and Lebanon.

Sweida as a Warning: Preparing for the Next Cross-Border Jihadist Attack

The massacre of hundreds of Druze in southern Syria highlights the persistent threat of fast-moving,...

Israel Strikes Lebanon

Interview with Brig. Gen. Yossi Kuperwasser...

The Unraveling of Iran’s Regional Strategy

Hezbollah’s decline, Syria’s collapse and Iran’s strategic failures have reshaped the region. No new threats...

Is the Ceasefire With Hezbollah a Bad Idea?

An interview with Prof. Efraim Inbar...

Hezbollah in Africa: Iran’s Proxy Expands its Reach

The terror group’s financial and operational expansion across Africa threatens Western interests and regional stability....

The Northern Campaign and Iran

Ending the campaign against Hezbollah while it remains in southern Lebanon would be a strategic...

Israel needs to strike the Shiite periphery from which Hezbollah recruits its fighters

An analysis of Hezbollah casualties indicates that it relies on recruitment from the Shiite periphery...

What many Westerners don’t get about the Gaza war

By standing up to Iran and its proxies, Israel prevents the Eastern Mediterranean from falling...

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