The decision to expel Iran's ambassador in Beirut threatens to create a crisis in Tehran's regional 'ring of fire' and paralyze the already weak Lebanese government. As long as diplomatic steps are frozen, Hezbollah can again dictate moves by force of arms
The decision to expel Iran's ambassador in Beirut threatens to create a crisis in Tehran's regional 'ring of fire' and paralyze the already weak Lebanese government. As long as diplomatic steps are frozen, Hezbollah can again dictate moves by force of arms
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09:56 AM • March 27 2026 IDT
Descriptions of the suffering of about 1.25 million uprooted Lebanese citizens who are seeking shelter from aerial bombardments and from the cold are beginning to resemble the accounts of residents of Gaza.
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