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Samir Geagea, leader of the Lebanese Forces, asserted that dismantling Hezbollah is crucial for establishing a genuine state in Lebanon, distinguishing its situation from Yemen and Iraq.
Israeli reports suggest Syrian President Ahmed al-Shar'a is building a strong army, diverting national resources, with intentions to confront Hezbollah, pro-Iranian factions in Iraq, and potentially Israel. This military buildup is raising concerns among intelligence agen…
Samir Geagea stated that parliamentary sessions revealed the majority of Lebanese support the current government and believe the country's main issue is illegal military and security wings, particularly Hezbollah's.
Israel threatens further strikes on Hezbollah after demolishing a tunnel network in southern Lebanon, creating a stronger security zone and warning of an immediate response to any attacks.
Israel claims to have destroyed Hezbollah's underground infrastructure in southern Lebanon, citing Israeli government officials and Lebanese security sources. The operation aims to consolidate Israel's security zone in the area.
Israeli regime strikes Lebanon, no casualties reported.
Israeli airstrike near Lebanese reporter in southern Lebanon, wounding a TV correspondent and cameraman.
Hezbollah criticizes Lebanese authorities for insisting on misguided choices that encourage Israeli aggression, leading to casualties and destruction.
Israeli regime carries out explosion in southern Lebanon, no immediate casualties reported.
Hezbollah's deputy chairman, Mahmoud Qamati, warns that any Israeli attempt to occupy new areas of Lebanon will receive an 'appropriate response'.
Israeli forces have been pounding southern Lebanon for the fifth consecutive night, destroying homes and infrastructure, and killing over 4,300 people. The international community, including the US, has failed to stop the aggression.
The Lebanese government is under pressure to prevent a war in the Ali Taher area, as the US and Iran agree to extend their 60-day ceasefire. Meanwhile, Hezbollah is resisting the government's decision to disarm and is seeking to maintain its military capabilities.
Iran's IRGC deputy chief, Major General Mostafa Izadi, stated that Iran has successfully defeated its adversaries in a 39-day conflict, downing over 200 enemy aircraft while spending only a fraction of the resources allocated by its opponents.
Israel strikes Lebanon as U.S. prepares fresh Iran sanctions
Israel strikes Lebanon, killing 11 people, in retaliation for a Hezbollah attack. The US prepares fresh sanctions on Iran as negotiations stall.
Hezbollah's stance on the Lebanon-Israel agreement sparks debate.
Israeli strikes kill 11 in southern Lebanon, Hezbollah threatens to retaliate
Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed at least 11 people, in retaliation for an attack by Hezbollah on Israeli troops. Hezbollah has threatened to retaliate.
Israeli air strikes on southern Lebanon killed at least 11 people on Saturday, in the deadliest attacks since a truce between Israel and Hezbollah went into effect on June 20.
Hezbollah has announced it will not leave the continuation of Israeli aggression on south of Lebanon unanswered. The Resistance movement called on the Lebanon government to halt the humiliating talks with the occupation regime and instead seek ways to end the Israeli aggr…
Lebanon said three children were among nine people killed in Israeli strikes in the south on Saturday, the deadliest raids since deals in June saw a lull in hostilities.
'We're seeing an important escalation in southern Lebanon despite the so-called truce'
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least seven people, marking the deadliest escalation since a two-month lull in fighting and significantly undermining the ongoing truce.
Lebanon’s Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is pushing for a clear timetable for Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanese territory, as Hezbollah’s leader accuses Lebanon’s government of exposing the country’s own army to disgrace by pursuing the deal at all.
Israel only understands language of force: Qassem
Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem says Israel's 33-day war against Lebanon in 2006 has proved that the occupying regime only understands the language of force. The war began after the capture of two Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah with the aim of securing the r…
Israeli and American officials have denied a report by Reuters that Lebanon and Israel have agreed on a future international mechanism to supervise the disarmament of Hezbollah. The two countries are reportedly discussing the terms of the mechanism, which could involve th…
Lebanon's politics and social unrest are escalating, with the US sending a general to Beirut and a new US law proposing $200 million in annual military aid to the Lebanese army, while imposing sanctions on individuals supporting Hezbollah. Meanwhile, a public sector union…
Lebanon and Israel have agreed on a shortlist of countries that could send troops to verify the disarmament of Hezbollah under a U.S.-brokered agreement. The United States will now decide which countries to pick from the list.
Despite the devastating consequences of the Israeli wars, Hezbollah appears to be unable to overcome the outdated systems and face its closest circles before its opponents and enemies. The party's rhetoric and speeches have become outdated and empty.
Two Israeli soldiers were killed and four wounded in clashes in southern Lebanon, marking the first Israeli casualties since a June ceasefire with Hezbollah. This escalation occurred as Lebanese and Israeli negotiators met in Rome for the seventh round of talks on impleme…
The Israeli military has begun targeted strikes in southern Lebanon in response to a 'Hezbollah violation', a day after the latest round of U.S.-facilitated talks between Israel and Lebanon took place in Rome. The strikes killed one person and wounded 12 others in the sou…
Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem condemned direct negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, asserting that only an Iran-U.S. truce MoU had halted Israeli aggression against Lebanon.
Israel's recent decision to leave unexploded tunnels in South Lebanon has raised questions about its intentions. Some speculate that Israel may be leaving these tunnels intact to use as future bargaining chips in negotiations with Hezbollah, while others believe it may be…