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Washington, D.C., March 2, 2026 The American Lebanese Policy Institute Political Action Committee (ALPI PAC) strongly condemns the reckless missile attacks launched from the Lebanese territory toward Israel and publicly claimed by Hezbollah. No armed faction has the authority to unilaterally drag the Republic of Lebanon into a regional war. The constitutional decision of war […]

Washington, D.C., February 23, 2026 The American Lebanese Policy Institute, Political Action Committee – ALPI PAC- commends Congressman Max Miller for co-sponsoring H.R. 7311, the Lebanon Election Integrity and Diaspora Voting Protection Act of 2026, alongside Representatives Darrell Issa and Darin LaHood. This important legislation reinforces the critical role of free, fair, and transparent parliamentary […]

Washington, D.C., February 5, 2026 The American Lebanese Policy Institute Political Action Committee – ALPI PAC- affirms the position of the United States government, maintained under both Republican and Democratic administrations, that Hezbollah is a designated foreign terrorist organization. Hezbollah’s long record of violence, regional destabilization, and involvement in conflicts beyond Lebanon’s borders has imposed […]

Washington, D.C., January 16, 2026 The American Lebanese Policy Institute, Political Action Committee – ALPI PAC, today announced the official members of its newly established U.S.–Lebanon Advisory Council, an advisory body created to support informed dialogue on matters affecting United States–Lebanon relations and the American Lebanese community. Established in 2025, the Advisory Council brings together […]

December 1–5 | Washington, D.C. The American Lebanese Policy Institute, Political Action Committee (ALPI PAC), concluded a weeklong visit to Washington, D.C. from December 1 through December 5, marked by high-level engagement with policymakers, government officials, international leaders, and diaspora institutions. The visit reflected ALPI PAC’s continued commitment to constructive dialogue, transparency, and advancing discussions […]

Washington, D.C. The American Lebanese Policy Institute Political Action Committee (ALPI PAC) successfully concluded a series of high-level meetings in Beirut led by its President, Mr. Paul Elhindi. The visit marked a significant step in ALPI PAC’s efforts to strengthen understanding and cooperation between the United States and Lebanon. Since its establishment, ALPI PAC has […]

Official Endorsement Statement from the American Lebanese Policy Institute PAC (ALPI PAC) In Support of Congressman Darin LaHood’s Re-Election Campaign – 2026 Washington D.C., The American Lebanese Policy Institute Political Action Committee (ALPI PAC) is proud to reaffirm its unwavering support for Congressman Darin LaHood and to formally endorse his campaign for re-election in 2026. […]

On Tuesday, August 5, Lebanese ministers will gather to confront one of the most consequential issues in the country’s modern history: the question of Hezbollah’s weapons. This meeting is not merely a formality-it is a turning point that will define whether Lebanon chooses sovereignty or continued subjugation to militias operating outside the state. It is […]

Washington, D.C. — The American Lebanese Policy Institute Political Action Committee (ALPI PAC) extends its congratulations to Judge Nawaf Salam on his nomination as Lebanon’s Prime Minister-designate. This significant milestone, alongside the recent election of President Joseph Aoun, offers a vital opportunity to advance reform and stability in Lebanon after years of political stagnation. Judge […]

Lebanon finds itself at a critical juncture, grappling with a prolonged presidential vacuum that has exacerbated the country’s political and economic collapse. At the heart of this impasse lies Hezbollah, a group whose allegiance to Iran has deepened Lebanon’s entanglement in regional conflicts. Hezbollah’s recent skirmishes with Israel are not only a dangerous distraction but […]