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Israel launched airstrikes on three southern Lebanon towns—Tayba, Tayr Debba, and Aita al-Jabal—after warning residents to flee. The attacks targeted alleged Hezbollah sites, escalating tensions nearly a year after a ceasefire, as both sides accuse each other of violations
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Netanyahu says Israel may withdraw from Lebanon if Hezbollah is fully disarmed by end of 2025
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US special envoy Tom Barrack said his team will discuss a long-term ceasefire with Israel after Lebanon endorsed a US-backed plan to disarm Hezbollah.
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A year after Bashar Assad’s fall in Syria, Lebanon-Syria relations remain fraught with distrust, border skirmishes, and refugee disputes. Despite limited cooperation on security, tensions over detainees, refugees, and financial claims hinder reconciliation, keeping Beirut-Damascus ties fragile amid regional uncertainty
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Israel’s far-right finance minister approved 3,401 settler homes in the E1 area of the West Bank, a step critics say kills hopes for a Palestinian state. Meanwhile, the army chief pledged proactive military action across multiple fronts.
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In a rare disclosure, Israel revealed masked images of three "Silent Warriors" behind Operation Grim Beeper, a covert mission that devastated Hezbollah's network by detonating booby-trapped pagers and handheld wireless sets. The operatives were honoured during Israel’s torch-lighting ceremony at Mount Herzl
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Aoun made the remarks during his meeting with Paul Grove, senior staff at the US Senate Appropriations Committee, according to a presidential statement.
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The deal signed by Lebanese and Syrian defense ministers in Saudi Arabia came after clashes in border areas earlier this month left several people dead and dozens wounded on both sides
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In a statement, the military on Wednesday claimed all of them were "terror targets."
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The agreement aims to de-escalate tensions and prevent further hostilities in the border region
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Several Israeli airstrikes targeted the outskirts of the villages of Qousaya, Al-Sha'ara, and Janta in the eastern mountain range
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The ceremony at the Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium drew delegations from 70 countries, including Iran, Xinhua news agency reported quoting Lebanese broadcaster al-Jadeed.
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22 killed as Israeli forces also open fire in Lebanon on protesters demanding their withdrawal under a separate ceasefire with Hezbollah
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Move angers Hezbollah and its allies; Salam serving as International Court of Justice head
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The collapse of Assad regime marks a turning point in Syria’s civil war, ending over five decades of his family rule
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The Israeli PM's speech was released after an Israeli official told CNN the security cabinet had approved a ceasefire deal. Netanyahu also said the duration of a ceasefire would 'depend on what happens in Lebanon.'
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Airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed 25 people, including nine in the village of Maarakeh, three in the village of Ain Baal
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Israeli military issues evacuation notice for the site, saying there were Hezbollah facilities there, without giving more details
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Gaza government media office condemns the strikes, describing them as the "deliberate targeting of civilians, including children and women
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Claims Jaafar Khader Faour was responsible for initiating Hezbollah's first firing order on October 8 last year
