Sunni shiite
Hezbollah, Amal base barred from Beirut airport security zones amid anti-Shi'ite bias claims
New restrictions on access to Beirut airport’s radar systems have prompted Hezbollah and Amal figures to accuse security chief Fadi Kfoury of anti-Shi'ite prejudice.
Iraqi security forces target political ‘corruption’ in Baghdad Green Zone raids
The illusion of change in Iraq: Baghdad's militia shake-up masks a deeper Iranian strategy
Iranian attacks awaken Bahrain’s demons - opinion
The Gulf Monarchies: Stuck Between Iraq and a Hard Place
A Parallel Crescent To Stop Iran In Its Tracks
What next for ISIS?
The Islamic state will need time to ‘digest’ all the territory it has taken, but once it does, it will face a strategic dilemma.
Israeli deterrence in the eye of the hurricane
“Everything is very simple in war, but the simplest thing is difficult.”
Saudi Arabia summons Iran ambassador after poisoning of Saudis
Four children died, while another 28 were hospitalized after the incident. Iranian authorities said they arrested five members of hotel staff.
It’s time for the Sunni world to come to terms with Israel
If the Arab world could come to terms with the existence of a Jewish state with a Muslim minority in its midst, then it might offer enough cover for the Palestinian Arabs to move forward.
Chaos in Middle East could last for ‘at least a decade,’ expert tells ‘Post’
Saudi rhetoric about Yemen ‘fits logic of sectarian hatred,’ says another • Clerics in kingdom are inciting against Houthis, calling them ‘rats.’
The shortcut to deradicalization is the long road
Former Saddam aide reportedly killed in 'major victory and strike against' Islamic State
The mere sight of Douri, a wiry man with a red mustache who often wore a military beret, terrified Iraqis who endured what was known as the Republic of Fear.
Analysis: Sunni-Shi’ite wars going global
Saudi Arabia garnering support from regional Sunni states to counter encroaching Iranian influence.
