The Trilateral Framework signed by Lebanon, Israel, and the United States raises concerns among observers on the many questions it leaves unanswered, and what it means for accountability and Lebanon’s sovereignty.

Hamid Khalafallah spent his life trying to stop the world from looking away from Sudan. And now that we lost him, we cannot look away.

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