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This book sheds light on American domestic politics and a number of international issues, as the author foresaw them for the 1980s from a long visit to the West he made in 1979.

A collection of Arabic articles by Mohamed Hassanein Heikal, in which he addresses a significant and decisive period that not only impacted the history of the Egyptian people and the Arab world, but also his personal and professional life: the October 1973 War. These...

Muhammad Hassanein Heikal says in the introduction to his book that he returns to the story of Suez on these pages on one of those occasions when people usually like to recall memories, turn the pages of the recent past, contemplate its images, and...

The book explores one of the strangest stories of the relationship between politics and journalism in Egypt, spanning the period following World War II until the late twentieth century. It's a story they wanted to forget and conceal, lest the consequences of the policies...

This book contains four collections of talks written by the political analyst Mohamed Hassanein Heikal between the beginning of 1976 and the beginning of 1977. These are not all of what was written during this period, but rather merely samples of it that the...

What will happen to the world and to the world if oil runs out?

Research into Lebanese-Syrian relations, both past and present, is linked to one of Lebanon's most complex and sensitive issues, surrounded by walls of tension, courtesy, and secrets. Perhaps the most prominent phase in the history of Lebanon and Syria, and the one that explains...

In American arms factories, the Zionist lobby has a hand, and in pharmaceutical factories, laboratories, schools, universities, institutes, banks, companies, places of entertainment and worship, governments, and councils. It has penetrated all impenetrable walls with money and women, with seduction, threats, and spies planted...

This book offers a careful and objective analysis of the conflict that has been raging for two hundred years across the entire Middle East. With a calm, unflinching approach, Dr. Ali Wahab explores the true causes of the conflict and the hidden hands that...

What comes after September 11? The transition from individual terrorism to state terrorism, the possibility of using oil as a weapon in the conflict with the United States, the misery of the Arab regimes, the United States' intention to attack Iraq, ways to avoid...

There is an intellectual thread that connects the beads of this book, composed of research, studies, and articles, some of which have been published and subsequently revised, and others of which are new. It is the ongoing search for the motivating ideas, influential factors,...

"Terrorism" has become America and Europe's obsession and their primary problem. That's the surface of things. But a closer look at reality reveals another truth. In the eyes of Americans and Europeans, terrorism is merely the result of a cause. The primary cause is...

This book delves into the world's latest and most dangerous crises, catching them red-handed as they lead the world to the abyss. It also puts to the test the unfolding reality of America and the delicate situation of the American leadership, which is on...

The author sees three major challenges facing the nation at the current crossroads: the first is a cancerous Zionist entity; the second is a widespread American presence in the region; and the third is the Western Atlantic's eagerness to confront revolutionary or radical Islam.

Two types of injustice and unfairness were experienced by the Nasserist organization in Lebanon: the first was its comparison to its leader, President Gamal Abdel Nasser, which exposed its weakness. The second was its injustice to itself, resulting from its involvement in private internal...

It addresses unemployment and extreme poverty that afflict a large segment of the population. It addresses black people and their suffering despite the claim of the absence of racial prejudice. It tracks the spread of drugs and the victims they claim. It reveals the...

The researcher and academic, who holds a BA from the Higher School of International Business, prosecutes the blatant warlords who disguise themselves as peacemakers and seek to achieve it. He also condemns the wars on terror waged by America on behalf of the entire...

The Syrian situation and the ambiguity surrounding it; Libya and its shattered dreams; Egypt and its successive revolutions; Yemen and its difficult labors; the duality of food and a breath of air, a slap in the face of dignity... all these topics are addressed...

President Dr. Salim El-Hoss intended this book to be, on the one hand, a self-criticism; and, on the other hand, a clear and frank response to the misleading and unfair propaganda campaigns to which he was subjected throughout the government he headed, at the...

This book brings together the most important statements made by Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss regarding developments in Palestine, the region, and Lebanon's domestic affairs, serving both the national and pan-Arab causes.

Confronting sectarianism throughout his time in power. A review of the various decisions, decrees, statements, and initiatives he adopted to overcome sectarianism. A refutation of the obstacles he faced and the barriers that stood in his way.

These are articles, positions, and opinions issued by Dr. Salim Al-Hoss during a period of political sterility, hoping that one day they will resonate, as positions are as effective a weapon of civilization as they are a democratic one.

There is no reform without reformers. And when the reins of power are in the hands of the unfit, the call for reform is a call for the suicide of the ruling class. A historic, extraordinary leadership, or a sweeping popular uprising, is therefore...

In this book, former Lebanese Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss presents the Lebanese crisis, summarizing it in a series of issues: sectarianism that hinders citizenship, and the loss of democracy despite freedom.

This book does not resort to violence except for those who lack a cause, and does not resort to the weapon of position except for those who are confident in the strength of their cause. But the weapon of position is not effective and...

I repeat, after a bitter experience in political life in Lebanon: We have never acted, and do not act today, as a people, but rather as tribes, and the tribes of the age are called sects. In Lebanon, there are eighteen sects. Sectarianism has...

A Lebanese politician, academic, and economist, he served as Prime Minister five times and was elected to Parliament for two consecutive terms. Since the assassination of Rafik Hariri, he has sought to play a consensual role by proposing settlement initiatives, despite his opponents' accusations...

Today, in my office, I raise a slogan I adopted in public life: “An official remains powerful until he demands something for himself.” I believe that whoever demands something for himself has a price. Its price is at least equal to the value of...

Through a collection of selected articles recently published in various Arab newspapers and magazines, President Salim El-Hoss, in his recently published book "A Selection of Experiences, Opinions and Positions," published by the "Printing Company for Distribution and Publishing," addresses various topics drawn from his...

This book provides a critical, analytical reading of the contemporary reality of Lebanon and the ongoing conflict over power, both overt and covert.

The book presents the journey of a calm, resolute statesman with a penetrating political, economic, social, and national vision. He entered the political arena and public affairs during a fateful era... a time when crises of all kinds were ravaging Lebanon. He succeeded and...

Hezbollah faces problems regarding the nature of its role in Lebanon and the region, its vision of the state under whose laws it lives, and the homeland it defends. These problems have become thorny after it became an influential force in the course of...

In the introduction to his book, Habib Rahman says, “To understand the Iraqi annexation of Kuwait in August 1990, it is necessary to first go back to the beginning of the twentieth century, when the Ottoman authorities in Basra adopted an active foreign policy...

This book analyzes, from a geopolitical perspective, the long-standing territorial dispute between Kuwait and Iraq, within a broader historical context dating back to the Ottoman era, and traces the roots of this dispute through a detailed account of the sequence of events.

The book: What is Turkey's recent direction? Will it adopt a unilateral stance and make its choices, or will the duality of Europe and Islam remain its constant companion? The book offers a historical and strategic analysis to answer questions like these, based on...

This book examines the history of Iran from its geopolitical perspective in an attempt to understand the nature of contemporary Iranian policies in the Southwest Asian region, particularly in the Levant. To this end, the book includes a historical review of Iran from the...

Why did the Syrian-Israeli negotiations falter? Which party intervened to obstruct the negotiations whenever they sensed progress and success? Are there parties applying pressure based on their own interests?

What is happening in Syria?... It is no longer possible to predict the fate of a burning East. Opposition figures agree, disagree, and are divided, while loyalists are divided between those who are convinced, cautious, and fearful. What is happening in Syria now is...

From his academic position, his comprehensive culture, and his knowledge of a wide range of documents and sources, Jamal Wakim sees in the Lebanese war what others do not, because he entered it from a much deeper perspective, and was not taken in, like...

A detailed description and in-depth analysis of the intricacies of politics and war, during one of the most critical periods of the conflict in Lebanon (1982-1988), by former Lebanese Foreign Minister Dr. Elie Salem, whose pen is distinguished by academic precision and a literary...

The writer asks with utmost clarity and without any ambiguity, despite the harshness of clarity: Is our beautiful Lebanon a definitive homeland? And if so, is it a complete nation or part of a broader and more comprehensive nation? And if it is part...

Are we losing our collective and individual memory to continue? And if we do, who do we hold responsible for the 200,000 dead, 300,000 wounded and disabled, 17,000 missing and kidnapped, one million displaced, and $100 billion in losses? This is a problem raised...

A political book par excellence, revealing the other, hidden side of the confrontation with the most prominent Islamic resistance movement in the Middle East... A historical study of the nature of the conflict between Hezbollah and the United States of America.

How did the occupant of the White House choose his post-presidency over his time as the leader of the world's greatest nation? This is what Jimmy Carter said when Barbara Walters surprised him with a question during a television interview she conducted on his...

My primary focus in my personal interests and political activities, for more than three decades, has been to help end the conflict between Israelis and their neighbors.

Those who intervened in the Lebanese civil war intervened in the media, financially and militarily.

It has achieved astronomical sales worldwide and will soon be turned into a movie. Blackwater, the resounding, thunderous, and earth-shattering name that evokes terror wherever it is mentioned. It is not so much a book as a wind that exposes everything and reveals everything....

The book, which was turned into a documentary film, won several awards at international festivals and was nominated for an Oscar.

A detailed account of American policy and the turbulent years in the Middle East, by John Kerry, the American politician who spent thirty years as a US senator, four years as Secretary of State under Obama, and before that, ran for the Democratic presidential...

This book, in a well-documented and exciting analytical tour, covers the massive developments and events that the Arab region has witnessed since August 2, 1990, in which the United States played the leading role by leading the military coalition against Iraq, and the resulting...