For the sake of a more peaceful Middle East, the Lebanese Armed Forces must reclaim Lebanon from Hezbollah

The killing of a Maronite priest in southern Lebanon highlights a broader reality: across the Middle East, religious minorities are increasingly caught between state collapse, militant power, and regional conflict—with grave consequences for both their survival and U.S. interests.

Fawaz Najim was a Lebanese Christian who fought alongside Israelis in the Lebanese Civil War. His dream of a Lebanon free from domination by Hezbollah can still become a reality

With the decimation of Hezbollah and fall of Assad’s Syria, Lebanon may finally be able to throw off Iranian oppression and begin a new chapter of peace and prosperity

The Arab Spring isn’t over. The simmering resentment that burst forth 13 years ago has yet to run its course.

President Trump’s new administration has an historic opportunity to resolve the conflicts plaguing the Near East while combatting antisemitism domestically

Lebanon’s Maronite Christians are increasingly opposed to Hezbollah and Iran’s influence in Lebanon

While initially turning swords into plowshares, the UN has become a leviathan that must be tamed by following the lead of Argentina’s President Javier Milei

While some Christians, like Pope Francis, equivocate on using force against the wicked, the truth is that power wielded righteously is entirely just within the Christian tradition