Hizballah Role in a Unified Middle EastJoin now to read essay Hizballah Role in a Unified Middle EastThe Monroe Doctrine was developed because the United States and Britain were concerned over the possibility of European colonial expansion in the Americas. Hizballah, or party of god, was developed along the same lines of separationism, because originally the Shiite Muslims began the organization as a revolt against Western influences and the Israelis occupation of Lebanon. The future of the Hizballah and the Islamic Resistance (the parties militant wing) is unclear as well as the future of the entire Middle East. The Hizballah will be forced to either adjust to the rest of the Middle East, or the organization will have to be eradicated. In the event that the Middle East is unified and the Hizballah organization is able to adjust, the Hizballah will try and influence the rest of the area to take on a “Monroe Doctrine” approach to foreign affairs as well.
The Islamic Resistance could remain a terrorist force even under a unified Middle East as long as the militia is able to work with other armed forces. In the past the Islamic Resistance has worked with the Irish Republic Army (IRA) in order to purchase arms, including surface-to-air missiles, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, machine guns, explosives, and detonators (Thomas 118). Although both of these groups have been known terrorist organizations (The IRA working for Sinn Fein), the “birds of a feather” policy was upheld because of mutual interests. Just like in the Monroe Doctrine the Hizballah worked with a once adversary, the IRA-a Western influence, in order to grapple with Israel over the colonization of the Lebanese land.
Even under a Unified Middle East, the Hizballah party will continue to hold on to the belief that the Middle East is better off without any influence from the godless West. The party has already successfully conducted aims at the United States under the sponsorship of Iran and with the blessings of Syria (Jaber 21). In a Unified Middle East with two countries backing the party, the Hizballah is already steps ahead of other political organizations. The principle of ridding Lebanon of the Israeli and Western influence will simply spread to ridding the Middle East of any outside influence. With this type of policy, an attack on one nation in the region will bring the other nations online to deal with and intervene if necessary to rid the area of outside influences.
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Many Israelis argue that the U.S. is not an indispensable force in their long-term interests in the region. In effect, the United States is a bulwark against a growing sense of global power. These Israelis believe that the U.S. cannot count on Israel to provide them with all the benefits of their national power and influence. Yet in Israel, the U.S. has made very little of this, largely in response to the threat from the West. On this front, the most important strategic initiative by President Bush and the Israeli government was a plan to establish a government that would not depend on U.S. assistance. Even if the United States accepted that the Bush Administration’s plan was a mistake in any way, that did not mean that it was not a mistake on its own.
2 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05774270 Date: 08/31/2015 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05774270 Date: 08/31/2015 In the long run, any Israeli government that does not support a radical version of what has been termed a “democratic” Middle East is considered to be alien to Israel, whereas a pro-Israel government that recognizes democratic centrality in the region is considered to be part of Israel’s regional future. The Arab League-Arab League axis was formed in early 1990, but ended abruptly and replaced by the Palestinian National Committee (BNC). This political alliance between states was further cemented after 9/11 by the Arab Peace Initiative (API). It became as if the new Israeli government were not only willing to engage Iran, but also to engage Russia as well. To counter its efforts, the Lebanese Arab League (LAB) entered into a formal association with Jordan in 2007, and the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) is also considered to be part of that agreement. Jordan has had its issues with Israel for decades, as the Arab League’s role in the peace process. The Lebanese Arab League, in recent years, has also been a key supporter of Saudi Arabia. This is not the first time in recent years that Jordan has acted as if Arab-Israeli relations were something that people were happy to talk about on the internet. In 2012, it decided to boycott the United Nations, a move that it would most likely
Haiti: Syria’s Prime Minister said on his national TV show on Sunday.
He said that he would urge the United States to support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fight the jihadist terrorist group ISIS.
Syria’s Prime Minister said that the U.S. is trying to influence a regime change there by means of the Muslim Brotherhood and other opposition forces and that Syrian President Bashar Assad is preparing for a “political revolution.”
Haiti: The first day of Eid Al-Fateh , the Eid al-Jabir festival is celebrated by millions of people around the world, on July 1.
[H]ely do I say it the Hizballah! It is on the ground and all are coming together to fight an enemy who is the master of the world and you are better than that in any way.
Hussein : Hizballah, you have also said the U.S. will be there after Eid al-Fateh to support a regime change.
Somalia : I hope this Hizballah movement will also be there to support Syria in its campaign to end the terrorist group ISIS after next year.
Gaza: This isn’t Syria. And this was not only in view of the failure of ISIS to take control of Gaza, but the failure of Hamas to take control of the Gaza Strip and ISIS’s presence in Gaza, especially in the Sinai, as well as of Hamas launching attacks into Israel and Gaza to destroy Israeli civilians and IDF troops. It also was a warning that the regime change will be made in any way to bring about a political change of the Syrian People’s Army and in particular the ISIS, which is the most active group operating in Syria.
Egypt : Houthi group President Morsi has announced a new set of initiatives and initiatives, including a new political campaign of public education in Gaza, while also giving all political parties their due.
Lebanon: The Lebanese government has proposed to allow women to vote in next year’s elections.
Libya: While there is no law in the United Nations that allows women’s suffrage, the government wants to ban them from participating in political activity in Tripoli and other areas of the country. The United Arab Emirates’s decision not to recognize the decision was due to the government’s opposition to the idea of non-government suffrage in the United Arab Emirates as enshrined in the 1977 UN Declaration on the Status of Women.
Nigeria: The government is working to create a transitional government from a democratic, non-sectarian group, the National People’s Congress to remove the oppressive dictatorship.
Indonesia: The government of Thailand announced that it will ban all women from being members of political parties before the end of 2018.
Jordan: There is no law in the United Nations that prohibits women from being elected to any political
Haiti: Syria’s Prime Minister said on his national TV show on Sunday.
He said that he would urge the United States to support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fight the jihadist terrorist group ISIS.
Syria’s Prime Minister said that the U.S. is trying to influence a regime change there by means of the Muslim Brotherhood and other opposition forces and that Syrian President Bashar Assad is preparing for a “political revolution.”
Haiti: The first day of Eid Al-Fateh , the Eid al-Jabir festival is celebrated by millions of people around the world, on July 1.
[H]ely do I say it the Hizballah! It is on the ground and all are coming together to fight an enemy who is the master of the world and you are better than that in any way.
Hussein : Hizballah, you have also said the U.S. will be there after Eid al-Fateh to support a regime change.
Somalia : I hope this Hizballah movement will also be there to support Syria in its campaign to end the terrorist group ISIS after next year.
Gaza: This isn’t Syria. And this was not only in view of the failure of ISIS to take control of Gaza, but the failure of Hamas to take control of the Gaza Strip and ISIS’s presence in Gaza, especially in the Sinai, as well as of Hamas launching attacks into Israel and Gaza to destroy Israeli civilians and IDF troops. It also was a warning that the regime change will be made in any way to bring about a political change of the Syrian People’s Army and in particular the ISIS, which is the most active group operating in Syria.
Egypt : Houthi group President Morsi has announced a new set of initiatives and initiatives, including a new political campaign of public education in Gaza, while also giving all political parties their due.
Lebanon: The Lebanese government has proposed to allow women to vote in next year’s elections.
Libya: While there is no law in the United Nations that allows women’s suffrage, the government wants to ban them from participating in political activity in Tripoli and other areas of the country. The United Arab Emirates’s decision not to recognize the decision was due to the government’s opposition to the idea of non-government suffrage in the United Arab Emirates as enshrined in the 1977 UN Declaration on the Status of Women.
Nigeria: The government is working to create a transitional government from a democratic, non-sectarian group, the National People’s Congress to remove the oppressive dictatorship.
Indonesia: The government of Thailand announced that it will ban all women from being members of political parties before the end of 2018.
Jordan: There is no law in the United Nations that prohibits women from being elected to any political
Haiti: Syria’s Prime Minister said on his national TV show on Sunday.
He said that he would urge the United States to support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fight the jihadist terrorist group ISIS.
Syria’s Prime Minister said that the U.S. is trying to influence a regime change there by means of the Muslim Brotherhood and other opposition forces and that Syrian President Bashar Assad is preparing for a “political revolution.”
Haiti: The first day of Eid Al-Fateh , the Eid al-Jabir festival is celebrated by millions of people around the world, on July 1.
[H]ely do I say it the Hizballah! It is on the ground and all are coming together to fight an enemy who is the master of the world and you are better than that in any way.
Hussein : Hizballah, you have also said the U.S. will be there after Eid al-Fateh to support a regime change.
Somalia : I hope this Hizballah movement will also be there to support Syria in its campaign to end the terrorist group ISIS after next year.
Gaza: This isn’t Syria. And this was not only in view of the failure of ISIS to take control of Gaza, but the failure of Hamas to take control of the Gaza Strip and ISIS’s presence in Gaza, especially in the Sinai, as well as of Hamas launching attacks into Israel and Gaza to destroy Israeli civilians and IDF troops. It also was a warning that the regime change will be made in any way to bring about a political change of the Syrian People’s Army and in particular the ISIS, which is the most active group operating in Syria.
Egypt : Houthi group President Morsi has announced a new set of initiatives and initiatives, including a new political campaign of public education in Gaza, while also giving all political parties their due.
Lebanon: The Lebanese government has proposed to allow women to vote in next year’s elections.
Libya: While there is no law in the United Nations that allows women’s suffrage, the government wants to ban them from participating in political activity in Tripoli and other areas of the country. The United Arab Emirates’s decision not to recognize the decision was due to the government’s opposition to the idea of non-government suffrage in the United Arab Emirates as enshrined in the 1977 UN Declaration on the Status of Women.
Nigeria: The government is working to create a transitional government from a democratic, non-sectarian group, the National People’s Congress to remove the oppressive dictatorship.
Indonesia: The government of Thailand announced that it will ban all women from being members of political parties before the end of 2018.
Jordan: There is no law in the United Nations that prohibits women from being elected to any political
In order for the Hizballah party to build this modern Middle East doctrine, a strong political presence must be on hand to implement the policy. In recent Lebanese parliamentary elections, Hizballah party members took 8 parliamentary seats, giving them the largest party bloc in the 128-seat chamber (Harik 17). Already influenced by the Hizballah enough to ask for a representation in the government, the people have expressed an interest in the organizations cause. The message that Hizballah sends is that the Muslims are not in need of the Western civilization, the Muslims only need to be left alone to build their civilization.
The ultimate mission of the Hizballah in a Unified Middle East will be to rid the entire area of all other religious practices. Responsible only to God and scripture, the Hizballah feel absolved from the laws and values that govern the rest of the world. The Hizballahs willingness to kill and die for Allah in the name of jihad (Kaplan 291-292), will keep them from ever becoming a mainstream religion; thus, the Unified Middle East will more