Steven Sahiounie

Articles by Steven Sahiounie

Trump’s Partner for Peace in Middle East

Trump announced that he had picked real estate executive Steven Witkoff to be his upcoming administration’s special envoy to the Middle East.

German UNIFIL and Lebanese Christian Party Help Kidnap Civilian

The Israeli raid on Batroun, Lebanon has led to questions and accusations

Yahya Sinwar, Che Guevara, Nelson Mandela: Iconic Freedom Fighters

Yahya Sinwar was killed in his birthplace.

Israel Takes Aim at the UN in Brazen Attack in Lebanon

On October 10, an Israeli Merkava tank attacked the UNIFIL headquarters in southern Lebanon.

The Assassination of Nasrallah Will Not Break the Resistance

Hezbollah has announced the death of the General Secretary of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah

Kamala Harris has a family connection to Palestine and activism

US Vice President Kamala Harris was born to support Palestine.

Interview: Exploding pagers may be Israel’s response to the attack on Israel’s spy HQ, Unit 8200

Steven Sahiounie interviewed Dr. Ali Hamie, a strategic analyst, concerning various issues facing Lebanon today.

Aleppo defeats US-backed terrorists and restores heritage site

The ancient bazaar in Aleppo, Syria has been restored and is open for business once more.

Canada has blood on its hands: Ottawa’s role in the Syria war exposed

While most Canadians would prefer to think of themselves as free of constraint from U.S. foreign policy, still history will show that most often Canada’s foreign policy is a mirror image of the US.

International aid to Idlib, Syria is controlled by terrorists

Politics are first and foremost in the international humanitarian response to the 7.8 magnitude earthquake which devastated Turkey and Syria on February 6. The western humanitarian aid groups, and their partners in the western media, have lavished all the attention and aid on one small province alone in Syria: Idlib.