Ghazi Dahman

Dahman

Ghazi Dahman holds a bachelor of political science and has been published in Arab newspapers since 1995. He is also the author of two books, one on Jerusalem in international law and the other on African- Arab relations.

US-Israel bet on minorities toppling Iran's regime is misguided

By overestimating minorities’ role in regime change, the US-Israel strategy ignored Iran’s complex social realities and past lessons, argues Ghazi Dahman.

06 April, 2026

Four years on, no end to Syria’s suffering

Comment: From the relentless war and the suffering of the Syrian people to paralysis on the international level, no end is in sight. The future only holds more war and suffering.

14 March, 2015

Time for Hizballah and Israel to put guns away

Comment: Regionally overextended, Hizballah’s measured but muted response to Israel’s recent aggression indicates an awareness that the Syrian war has changed the regional situation.

04 February, 2015

The past year's blueprint for Syria's future

In 2014, the crisis in Syria became intractable. There is now no way back.

03 January, 2015