How do militaries use religion to name their operations?
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A leader whose voice is unknown to Iranians
They overthrew a monarchy, only to risk creating another. Is Iran turning into a disguised hereditary regime? Premier, Arabic-first language source of news, commentary…
The Maliki Paradox: More Loyal to the Throne Than the King Himself
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Hariri Assassination: Safa Connection
On the 21st anniversary of the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafic Hariri, what is the connection of Wafiq Safa and Hezbollah? Rami…
An Impending Regional War: What Lies Behind Khamenei’s Statements
An Impending Regional War What Lies Behind Khamenei’s Statements Premier, Arabic-first language source of news, commentary and information that connects the Middle East and…
In both of its forms, Hezbollah is prepared to sacrifice Lebanon and Iraq in defense of Iran
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Why Hezbollah and Iran’s Axis Are Mourning Maduro?
Why Hezbollah and Iran’s Axis Are Mourning Maduro Premier, Arabic-first language source of news, commentary and information that connects the Middle East and the…
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Rami Al Amine
Rami Al-Amin is a Lebanese writer and correspondent for MBN covering political, social and cultural developments across the Middle East. He produces and presents the satirical critique segment Sweet and Sour, which examines current events through a critical lens.
He holds a master’s degree in Islamic-Christian Relations from Saint Joseph University in Beirut. He is the author of Ya Ali, We Are No Longer the People of the South, a political booklet on Hezbollah, and The Two Weepers, a book on the history of Beirut’s Martyrs’ Statue.