Hassan Nasrallah

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Inside Lebanon’s Wild ‘WhatsApp’ Revolution

On the heels of mass protests in Algeria, Sudan, and Iraq, Lebanon has joined a second wave of social discontent in the Arab world.

Jesse Rosenfeld

CONTROVERSY

Tossed in the Klink

How a racy music video got a reigning Lebanese pop star in trouble with the law.

Alex Rowell

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INCOMING

U.S. Can’t Stop Hezbollah’s Killer Drone

The cheap commercial drone the militant group deployed to bomb Syrian rebels in Aleppo could soon be seen above battlefields all over the world—and it’s way ahead of U.S. defenses.

David Axe

TRICKY

Is The Iran Deal ‘Liberal’?

Yes, it’s great to shift the paradigm from war-making to deal-making. But there are questions that shouldn’t be left to neocon demagogues.

Michael Tomasky

Too late?

The U.S. Anti-ISIS Strategy’s True Cost

Can the U.S. do anything to stop Iran’s influence from expanding in Iraq while it counts on the country as a quiet partner against ISIS?

Aymenn Al-Tamimi

EYE FOR AN EYE

Has Iran Resumed Global Assassinations?

An Argentine prosecutor died from a single gunshot wound to the head Sunday, hours before giving evidence about Iran’s involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center.

Christopher Dickey