Emiratis Can Again Travel to Lebanon, After Yearslong Ban

UAE citizens had been banned from traveling to Lebanon over kidnapping fears amid neighboring Syria's civil war, and opposition to Iran-backed Hezbollah

Analysis Netanyahu Seeks Billions to Fund Israeli Defense Against Iranian Cruise Missiles

Iran’s attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities last month made an impression on Israeli defense officials, and could require changes in Israel’s defensive preparations

Analysis How Lebanon Stopped Being a Country – and Turned Into a Bankrupt Corporation

Rockets are not the only threat to Israel from its northern neighbor: The country is in a deep economic crisis that could lead to its collapse and civil revolt

Unusually Inclusive Protest Across Lebanon Shows Deepening Anger Over Economic Malaise

Top UN official stresses 'the importance of delivering on reforms rather than announcing them'

Bombed-out Beirut Synagogue Hit by Israel Comes to Life in Tel Aviv

Artist Dor Zlekha Levy never saw Lebanon's magnificent Magen Avraham Synagogue, but recreated a virtual version of it in his 3D exhibit

Protests in Lebanon's Capital Over Worsening Economic Crisis

Protesting corruption, demonstrators marched toward the government headquarters, where riot police were deployed

Lebanon's Ailing Economy Further Strained by Drop in Foreign Currency Reserves

Financial strains at levels unheard of since the Lebanese civil war raise concerns for the stability of a country where political tensions are never far from the surface

Lebanese-American to Be Prosecuted for Dealing With Israel

Amer Fakhoury was detained after returning to his native Lebanon from the United States earlier this month

In Search of the Markers That Once Outlined the Mideast

Haaretz retraces the pillars that set out the borders of Palestine, Transjordan, Lebanon and Syria after World War I

Decoy Ploy Shows Israeli Military Has Become Band of 'Hollywood Actors,' Hezbollah Chief Says

Hassan Nasrallah mocks 'evacuation' of Israeli soldiers after anti-tank missile fire

Hezbollah Says It Downed Israeli Drone in Latest Flare-up Between the Iran-backed Group and Israel

The drone is now in Hezbollah's possession, the group said in a statement

Israel: Shi'ite Force Fired Rockets From Syria; 'Strike on Syria-Iraq Border Kills 18 Iran-backed Militiamen'

Hezbollah downs Israeli drone over Lebanon, Israeli army rules out intelligence leak

Analysis How Israel, Hezbollah and Iran Almost Went to War Last Week

Thankfully for Israel, strategic considerations trumped tactical ones ■ But threat from Hezbollah remains ■ Line between politics and military gets murky

Analysis Lebanon Pays the Price for a Burden Called Hezbollah

As international sanctions weaken Lebanon's economy, Hezbollah may reap the profits

United States Blocks UN Statement on Israel-Hezbollah Fire, Diplomats Say

According to the UN diplomats, the United States objected to the statement's failure to condemn Hezbollah and its 'moral equivalence' between Israel and the militant group

Opinion A Preemptive Attack Is a Must

Gideon Levy Tanks and Tourists on the Israel-Lebanon Border: The Epicenter of the War That Wasn't

A tour of the north on the day after the exchange of fire between Hezbollah and Israel

Analysis Israel Almost Dragged Into War With Hezbollah Due to Operational Failure

Israel celebrates success in tricking Hezbollah, but had the army ambulance taken a direct, lethal hit by a Hezbollah missile on the Lebanon border, there would have been five military funerals

Israel Uncovers Hezbollah Precision Missile Site in Lebanon

Israeli military says Hezbollah evacuating the Bekaa Valley site, which was used to develop and enhance high-accuracy missiles, out of fear of strikes

Nasrallah Asked We Halt Fire After Hezbollah Attack, Senior Israeli Official Says

Hezbollah chief relayed messages through third-party countries and Lebanese PM Hariri pleading for Israel not to respond ■ Israel re-ranked its threats, moving Hezbollah's precision missile project after Iran's nuclear program

Hezbollah Officials Say Israel Is Lying, Suffered Casualties in Flare-up

Lebanese media quotes Hezbollah officials as saying the group has footage of the flare-up which disputes Israel's claims, blast IDF for decoy maneuver

This Village Is Trapped in Semi-closure on Israel-Lebanon Border Amid Escalation

Barely able to enter or leave their village, residents of Ghajar are frustrated: 'If an ambulance had to get here the patient would be better off dying at home'

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 Israel, Hezbollah Find Way Out of Escalation, but a Critical Dilemma Remains

Should Israel strike Lebanese soil and risk a deadly flare-up?

Hezbollah Missiles Hit Israeli Base, Military Vehicle on Lebanese Border; No Casualties

Lebanese army says Israel violated its airspace, shelled southern Lebanon ■ As IDF announces an end to hostilities, Netanyahu says Israel ready for any scenario

Nasrallah: We Will Retaliate for Drone Attacks Everywhere We Can Along Border With Israel

Military restricts movement and sends backup troops as it braces for retaliation after Hezbollah blames Israel for drone strikes

Freed Iranian Tanker Could Split Crude Load Onto Smaller Ships Headed for Syria, Report Says

Chances for European efforts at renewed U.S.-Iran talks increasingly under strain as Mike Pompeo says 'reliable information' shows tanker headed to Syrian port

U.S. Sanctions Lebanon's Jammal Trust Bank for Financial Ties to Hezbollah

The U.S. Treasury Department said that the 50-year-old commercial bank funnels money to families of suicide bombers from the Iran-backed terror group

Iran Accelerating Hezbollah's Precision Missile Program After Years of Failure, Israel Says

Lebanese group and its Iranian backers have begun producing dozens of precision missiles in Lebanon, but have not found a way to mass produce them