Hamas Leader to Meet Nasrallah After Qatar-brokered Deal With Israel

Ismail Haniyeh's Beirut meeting with the Hezbollah leader would take place days after understandings reached with Israel to end weeks of tensions and clashes

Hezbollah Chief Says UAE-Israel Deal Was Favor to Trump, Betrayal of Islam

Nasrallah says in televised speech that Trump announced the deal because he needed 'an achievement' ahead of U.S. elections

Nasrallah: Beirut Warehouse Did Not Contain Hezbollah Weapons; We Know More About Haifa Port

'We as Hezbollah know perhaps more about what goes on at the Haifa port than what happens in the Beirut port'

Analysis For Hezbollah, Beirut Devastation Makes Provoking Israel Even Riskier

It seems Israeli intelligence services have nothing to do with the explosion ■ Nasrallah has a long-term problem, and public pressure may lead to a real attempt to demilitarize

Opinion Once Beirut Shock Fades, Hezbollah Will Likely Intensify Provocations Against Israel

Opinion Iran’s Secret Anti-aircraft Weapon

Iran's Revolutionary Guards chief could not contain his excitement: Israel took fright and halted its aerial operations against Iranian militias and the shipment of missiles to Lebanon

Analysis Israel-Lebanon Border Incident Ended With a Tie. It May Not Be Enough for Hezbollah

Despite severe economic crisis tearing Lebanon apart, Nasrallah is still committed to retaliate the death of one of Hezbollah's fighters in Syria

Analysis Hezbollah Is in Crisis, but Peripheral Pressure May Push It to Act Against Israel

Nasrallah hasn't commented on Damascus incident attributed to Israel ■ IDF's preparations in recent days indicate a readiness for a possible response on northern border

Analysis Nasrallah Is Running a Country in Crisis With No Solutions in Sight

The Trump administration appears determined to get the Hezbollah leader’s movement removed from the Lebanese government, but if that happens, Hassan Nasrallah won’t be the only casualty

Opinion Will Hezbollah's Revenge on America Destroy Lebanon?

As Iran’s most prominent, powerful proxy, Hezbollah is committed to avenging Qassem Soleimani’s death. But the Party of God can't risk inviting the kind of U.S. retaliation that would push Lebanon over the edge

Hezbollah Urges Iran's Allies to Retaliate for Soleimani Assassination

Retaliation will happen in the 'coming days, weeks and months,' Nasrallah says, and is part of 'long path' to eject U.S. forces from the region

Lebanon's Hezbollah Insists on Coalition Gov't to Deal With Economic Crisis

Hassan Nasrallah's comments indicate there was no resolution yet on who should head emergency government, two months after Prime Minister Saad Hariri resigned on October 29

Analysis Hezbollah Commandos Are Back on Israel's Border, and They're Armed With the Element of Surprise

Israel believes Nasrallah is deterred since the 2006 war, but thinks Hezbollah and Iran are seeking to challenge it with a limited conflict

Hezbollah Accuses U.S. of Meddling in Lebanon's Crisis

'The first obstruction in the formation of the government is America, because it wants a government that resembles it,' says group official

Opinion Netanyahu vs. Nasrallah

After the next display of courage by Hezbollah, or Hamas in the south, the IDF must 'lethally' liquidate both these organizations’ offensive capabilities

Israeli Army Denies UAV Was Shot Down Over Lebanon

Hezbollah claims responsibility for targeting the UAV, saying they chased it away from Lebanon's airspace

Lebanon Braces for Third Day of Unrest Amid Fury Over Economic Crisis

Hezbollah leader says group opposes government's potential resignation amid ongoing protests

U.S. Sanctions Amp Up the Pressure on Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon

The push is further adding to Lebanon’s severe financial and economic crisis, with officials warning the country’s economy can’t withstand the strain

Nasrallah: Flare-up With Israel Launched 'New Phase,' No Red Lines

In a televised speech, Hezbollah leader says new focus, now in the hands of fighters in the field, would be on targeting Israeli drones entering Lebanon's skies

Analysis Between Tehran and Washington, Hezbollah Is Limited in Its Response to Israel

Nasrallah may have issued a very direct threat during this round of hostilities, but Iranian interests and domestic Lebanese pressure are holding him back

Analysis Netanyahu and Nasrallah — the Middle East’s Longest and Most Stable Enmity

Both leaders have avoided turning their belligerent bluster into wider confrontations, being experienced enough to know the limitations of military power

Analysis Israel Broke the Rules of the Game With Hezbollah, and Now the Ball Is in Nasrallah's Court

The strike in Syria, the mysterious incident in Lebanon and reports on attacks on Iraqi border: In 24 hours a serious escalation between Israel and Iran got underway. But in the short term, the real threat may actually not come from Tehran

Argentina Designates Hezbollah as Terrorist Organization

Argentinian authorities order the freezing of Hezbollah assets in the country

Hezbollah Threat Prompts Israel to Boost Anti-missile Protection at 20 Strategic Sites

Military identifies key sites as potential targets, as Iran-backed Lebanese group working to improve missile precision

Washington Seeking to Open Communication Channels With Hezbollah, Nasrallah Says

Group leader says Trump White House using mediators to pursue contacts, despite new sanctions against organization's officials

Opinion Hezbollah's Most Devastating Threat to Israel? Not Its Missiles

Fear is Hezbollah's lethal weapon. And its propaganda war is working: Hassan Nasrallah's extravagant threats, endlessly amplified by the Israeli media, now constrains IDF action against the Iranian proxy group

Iran Frees Detained U.S. Resident to Lebanon

Lebanese freedom advocate Nizar Zakka's release should be perceived as a 'sign of respect' for Hezbollah and its leader Nasrallah, Iranian news outlets cite an anonymous source as saying

Nasrallah Says Hezbollah Has Precision Missiles That Could Strike Targets Throughout Israel

The Lebanese group's leader warned that if a war ensues as a result of the U.S.-Iran tensions, it could 'set the whole region ablaze'

Explained Iran's Mideast Proxies Pledge It Will Never Fight Alone. Here's a Look at Who They Are

Iran has used militant groups throughout Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Gaza to strike its regional foes, which it might also do amid recent mounting tensions with the U.S.