This refusal is not merely bureaucratic hesitation but reflects Lebanon’s political DNA and, more broadly, a regional approach shared across the Arab world.

Iran sought a Middle East NATO against Israel, Qatar struck a pose, and the West still clings to the myth of Doha as mediator.

The Gulf state’s policy of supporting Hamas has advanced moves that could have led to an Islamic Middle East, hostile to the US and the West.

If the new regime abandons its radical Islamic roots and joins the Abraham Accords, then Israel may achieve the unimaginable: turning its longest-standing foe into a partner.

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Few ideas cause as much anxiety in the Middle East as the concept of a “Greater Israel.” This is not merely a geopolitical thought experiment but a vision rooted in the Bible.