The suspect, originally from a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, allegedly received military training by Hezbollah and tried to enter Israel to commit an attack
Regional instability, a depressed Lebanese economy and a lack of funding have affected the the organizers
L’Oreal academy is working with refugees in Lebanon to give them the tools to one day open their own salons
'Peace-keeping forces cannot substitute a diplomatic solution,' outgoing UNIFIL commander Maj. Gen. Michael Beary tells Haaretz ■ Israel's plan to buff up its defenses gets mired in politics
While the intelligence community still thinks the probability of war initiated by Hezbollah is low, the main concern is that local events in Syria or Lebanon will trigger an escalation
The Druze in Syria are frustrated with Russia and Assad, who stripped them of their weapons in return for protection, and Lebanese Druze politicians use this storm for their benefit
Refugees are returning as part of a Russian initiative to return hundreds of thousands to Syria; up to 1,200 people are expected to complete the trip on Saturday
While Hezbollah knows how to preserve its power in Lebanon, the Syrian theater is putting the organization in a state of uncertainty
'The quality we have is one of the best in the world,' said Lebanon's trade minister, adding cannabis could become a one-billion-dollar industry
A shepherd who vanquished the last leopard in the Galilee, a woman surrounded by white doves and one Snow White. A visit to a village that's half in Israel and half in Lebanon