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Your Help is Reaching Those Who Need it in Lebanon

Our partners in Lebanon received your $20,000, as we reported on June 16, and you can see some of their work in the accompanying photos (click on the links). Here is a report from the Lebanese member of our steering committee, whose family has been directly affected with as many …

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Lebanon Will Survive, With Your Help.

Since before the 1948 announcement of the creation of Israel, Zionist plans included south Lebanon as part of Israeli territory. They tried at least six times to seize it, and they thought they had succeeded in 1982, when Ariel Sharon’s army captured the territory. But this resulted in the creation …

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Recent Posts

Why did Iran target the US Occupation base at Al Tanf, Syria?

by Vanesssa Beeley, pubilshed on Substack, July 19, 2026 On Friday 17th July, Iran carried out an extensive attack on the US occupation base at Al Tanf in Syria. A drone and missile strike targeted a US Special Operations Command base in south-eastern Syria..the first strike on Syrian territory since …

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Israel Must Withdraw from Lebanon

Phil Taylor interviews Professor Atif Kubursi on The Taylor Report, July 7, 2026 This is a podcast on Spotify, found at “The Taylor Report“, audio posted below with edited transcript. Unfortunately, you can only read the transcript on the original website.  It is an AI construct so has some obvious …

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Khamenei’s Funeral Consolidates Iran’s Internal Cohesion

News Compilation from the Conflicts Forum, July 6, 2026 Return to Full-Scale War or a New Style of US Management of the Region through Proxies? / Khamenei’s Funeral Consolidates Iran’s Soft Power — “Towards a Tougher Stance in Negotiations” / AnsarAllah & Iran break Yemen blockade; Threaten Riyadh: ‘Bab al-Mandeb …

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A Year After Suweida Massacre: Syria Still Cannot Face Its Dead

from The Syrian Observer, July 15, 2026 One year after a dispute in the al-Maqous neighbourhood escalated into three days of devastating violence, Suweida remains caught between a central government unwilling to acknowledge the full extent of the atrocities, an increasingly coercive local authority and communities whose grief has hardened …

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