We must fortify Saad Hariri and Lebanese stability

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Saad Hariri, the former Lebanese prime minister who resigned on November 4th in protest at Iranian interference in Lebanon, must return to Beirut with U.S. and French support.

The problem is quite simple: the longer Hariri stays in Saudi Arabia, the more Iranian interests aligned with the Lebanese Hezbollah will be able to strengthen their interests in his absence.

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