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Zaidoon Alhadid

Zaidoon Alhadid

Zaidoon Alhadid is a journalist and political commentator based in Amman.

The War Has Returned But Not in the Way the World Knows It

The debate is no longer centered solely on the possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz, It has shifted to a far more consequential question: who has the right to control one of the world's most strategic maritime corridors?

The war is not over. Trump is buying time

Whenever the region believes that the specter of war is receding, Washington reaffirms that the military option has never been off the table, as the recent leaks reveal discussions within the White House about resuming the war on Iran do not suggest that peace is closer, but rather reveals that diplomacy itself has become part of the pressure game, and that the war has not been canceled, but postponed for a while.

Why Will Lebanon Be the Battleground for the US–Iran Agreement?

It appears that the United States and Iran are working to consolidate their emerging understandings and turn them into a political and security reality in the region, while Israel seems to be the most skeptical party regarding the outcomes of this process. This raises serious questions about the agreement’s ability to withstand field complexities and regional tensions.

"Confusion" in Weather Reports

Every time we approach a new weather depression, unfortunately, we find ourselves facing a state of confusion and contradiction in weather-related news. As any low-pressure system approaches, this confusion becomes more noticeable, leaving citizens uncertain.