Nasser Elamine joins us to discuss the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, Hezbollah’s military reemergence, the unity of fronts strategy, and how regional states are responding to the rapidly shifting global order.

Works mentioned: Interim Contours, Hezbollah’s Gamble.

Nasser Elamine is a senior editor at Al-Quds Al-Arabi, a pan-Arab daily based in London, and a writer/researcher focusing on Middle Eastern geopolitics.

You can find him on X/Twitter here and on Instagram here.

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Theme: Eye for an Eye, Haram (2017)

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