US President Trump intervenes to prevent Israeli military strike on Hizbollah in Beirut
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Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu
Beirut, Lebanon; Israel
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The Tragedy of Great Power Politics
Author: John J. Mearsheimer
Mearsheimer's work provides a foundational understanding of realism and how great powers, like the US, intervene in regional conflicts to maintain a balance of power, which is essential for analyzing Trump's strategic intervention in Lebanon.
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