Hezbollah “Black Ops” in the Western Hemisphere

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Undermining Stability in Lebanon

Hezbollah’s deep penetration of the Lebanese financial system threatens the legitimacy and stability of the state it claims to protect. After all, when the group engages in money laundering and narcotics trafficking around the world, where does the dirty money go? Back home to Le ...  Show more

Breaking Hezbollah's Golden Rule - Season 2 Trailer 1

Preview Season 2 of Breaking Hezbollah's Golden Rule, a podcast series devoted to shining a bright light on the global terrorist and criminal activities that Lebanese Hezbollah would much prefer to keep quiet. Coming soon to your favorite podcatcher. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co ...  Show more

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