Makram Rabah
Contributor at Al Arabiya
Managing Editor at NOW Lebanon
Assistant Professor of History | American University of Beirut | views my own [email protected]
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1 week ago |
nowlebanon.com | Makram Rabah
This picture shows the heavily damaged building of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) after it was hit a few days earlier in an Israeli strike, in Tehran, on June 19, 2025. Iran's deputy foreign minister warned the United States on June 19 against intervening in the war to back up its ally Israel, adding that his country was ready to defend itself in case of escalation.
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2 weeks ago |
nowlebanon.com | Makram Rabah
Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaf Salam (C-L) visits the 66th Beirut Arab International Bookfair in the Lebanese capital on May 15, 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
english.alarabiya.net | Makram Rabah
It is perhaps ironic and tragic when two bitter enemies find themselves aligned on the same side of a cause—one that reveals malicious and self-destructive tendencies. The recent developments in southern Lebanon involving Israel, Hezbollah, and the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) serve as a stark example. Over the past few years, the 10,000-strong UN peacekeeping force, stationed in the south since 1978, has come under intense political pressure from Israel and the United States.
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2 weeks ago |
ara.tv | Makram Rabah
It is perhaps ironic and tragic when two bitter enemies find themselves aligned on the same side of a cause—one that reveals malicious and self-destructive tendencies. The recent developments in southern Lebanon involving Israel, Hezbollah, and the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) serve as a stark example. Over the past few years, the 10,000-strong UN peacekeeping force, stationed in the south since 1978, has come under intense political pressure from Israel and the United States.
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3 weeks ago |
nowlebanon.com | Makram Rabah
This handout picture released by the Lebanese presidency shows US deputy special envoy for the Middle East Morgan Ortagus speaking during a press conference after her meeting with the Lebanese president in Baabda, east of Beirut on February 7, 2025. Ortagus on February 7 said that Hezbollah's presence in Lebanon's new government was a red line, welcoming the end of the Iran-backed group's "reign of terror".
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https://t.co/TFbQ4pROmG My latest for @AlArabiya_Eng Whatever the future holds for Lebanon, and the people of the south, the chaos surrounding these attacks cannot obscure the root issue—Hezbollah’s weapons, which represent a clear and immediate threat to Lebanon’s sovereignty
#مش_هيك ! https://t.co/YANb9eX51q
مُذكرات بلا قانون: عندما تصبح الحرية وجهة نظر - مكرم رباح https://t.co/pdqj7EhzsD via مقالي @NidaaWatan لا شك أن مذكرة رئيس الحكومة تُمثّل خطوة إيجابية، لكنها تبقى منقوصة. إذ إن وجود هذه المذكرات بحد ذاته يشكّل جريمة، وبالتالي لا يكفي فقط تذكير الضباط والعناصر الأمنية بوجوب