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(Israel Hayom) Itzhak Levanon - With help from the Iranians and Syrians, Hizbullah is gaining increased control over the Lebanese parliament, government, and presidency. Hizbullah is the dominant force in Lebanon, but many are unhappy about it. A unified Sunni front has been recently established under the leadership of Radwan al-Sayed, a social activist with ties to Saudi Arabia, that will fight the hegemon of Hizbullah and its allies in the leadership. A number of Lebanese army veterans have organized with the same purpose in mind. The writer is a former Israeli ambassador to Egypt. 2020-06-19 00:00:00Full Article
Hizbullah's Headache in Lebanon
(Israel Hayom) Itzhak Levanon - With help from the Iranians and Syrians, Hizbullah is gaining increased control over the Lebanese parliament, government, and presidency. Hizbullah is the dominant force in Lebanon, but many are unhappy about it. A unified Sunni front has been recently established under the leadership of Radwan al-Sayed, a social activist with ties to Saudi Arabia, that will fight the hegemon of Hizbullah and its allies in the leadership. A number of Lebanese army veterans have organized with the same purpose in mind. The writer is a former Israeli ambassador to Egypt. 2020-06-19 00:00:00Full Article
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