Israel Knows We Can Invade and It Can't Attack Us, Hezbollah Chief Nasrallah Says
Hassan Nasrallah claims Middle East-themed Warsaw summit was meant to promote normalization with Israel and isolate Iran, but failed
Lebanon
Hezbollah Airs New Footage of 2015 Attack Where Two Israeli Soldiers Were Killed
Video shows launch and impact of anti-tank missile at Israeli army vehicle in disputed border area
Analysis No Revolution in Lebanon's Future
Uproar over the self-immolation of a Lebanese driver who couldn't bankroll his daughter's tuition recalls start of Arab Spring, but Lebanon's relative liberalism will likely dissolve any dissent into peaceful protest
Israeli Military Arrests Unarmed Man Who Crossed Border From Lebanon
Incident follows another one in January in which the Lebanese army arrested a U.S. citizen who entered the country from Israel
U.S. Delivers Laser-guided Rockets to Lebanese Army
The United States has supplied the Lebanese military with more than $2.3 billion in assistance since 2005
Lebanon Boycotts U.S.-hosted Mideast Conference in Warsaw
Technically at war with Israel, Lebanese officials avoid events where Israelis are present
Iran Offers Support to Lebanese Army on Official Visit
Development comes after Hezbollah leader urged Lebanon to accept anti-aircraft weapons from Iran to confront Israeli warplanes
U.S. Actions in Middle East Can Spark Israel-Lebanon Conflict, Russian Envoy Warns
U.S. campaign against Iran and Hezbollah making region even more volatile, Russian Ambassador to Lebanon Alexander Zasypkin charges
Arab World's First Female Minister in Charge of Security Takes Office
Raya El Hassan is one of four women in the new 30-member government, named after nearly nine months of deadlock
Lebanon Accuses Israel of Violating Maritime Border With Oil Exploration
The two countries have an unresolved border dispute over a sea zone extending along the edge of three Lebanese energy blocks
Heeding U.S. Call, Lebanon's New Government Says Will Stay Out of Syria
Despite the disassociation policy, Hezbollah, which has three seats in cabinet, has been fighting alongside Assad for years
Hezbollah Leader Brushes Off U.S. Concerns Over Appointed Cabinet Members
In response to U.S. alarm over Hezbollah's presence in Lebanon's new cabinet, the group's leader reassures Washington that it's ministers will not use their power to serve the group's agenda
With Hezbollah Members in Its Midst, Lebanon's New Government Holds First Meeting
The new Cabinet was announced on Thursday night, breaking a nine-month-long gridlock which has deepened the country's economic crisis
Analysis The Absence of Strategy in Washington's Syria Policy
After disconnecting from the Syrian theater both militarily and diplomatically, Congress seems to have produced legislation that will likely not impact the conduct of the Syrian regime, but will certainly harm its civilians
Lebanon Forms New Coalition After Months of Deadlock; Hezbollah Picks Health Minister
Hariri will face a big challenge in his third term as prime minister in trying to deliver reforms to address the dire state finances and unlock billions of dollars in pledged aid and loans to boost low growth
Lebanese Newspaper Owned by Hariri Prints Last Edition
Al-Mustaqbal's move online underscores the challenges ailing Lebanon's press industry
'The Spectacle Is Very Mysterious': Sharks Drawn to Israeli Coastal Plant Emitting Warm Water
Although unable to fully explain the phenomenon, scientists point out that the sharks' draw to the the warm water around the Hadera plant parallels their migration to the warming Mediterranean
Analysis Hezbollah Caught Between Desire to Strengthen Iran and Need to Reinforce Its Domestic Power
The group's concept of 'resistance,' which is the foundation of its military existence, is subservient to political and diplomatic considerations if it wishes to help Syria and Iran
Netanyahu Warns Hezbollah of 'Lethal Force' Following Nasrallah Comments on Attack Tunnels
PM refutes the group's leader recent comments on attack tunnels entering from Lebanon being obsolete, says the organization is 'embarrassed'
Hezbollah Has Been Capable of Entering Israel 'For Years,' Says Nasrallah
In first public response since Israel's tunnel-destroying operation, Hassan Nasrallah claims the group can enter northern Israel at will, but does not want war at the moment
Hundreds of Syrian Refugees Return Home From Lebanon
The group is the latest batch of refugees to return to war-torn Syria, where government forces have regained control over nearly 60% of the country.
UNIFIL Not Given Access to Hezbollah Tunnels in Lebanon, Says UN Mideast Envoy
Nikolay Mladenov did not say whether the Lebanese government or Hezbollah were blocking access, but U.S. deputy ambassador Jonathan Cohen blames Beirut
Yasmine Hamdan: The Daring Diva Who Turns Umm Kulthum Into Electro
This innovative Lebanese-French artist takes traditional Arab music on a journey of discovery and change, offering a fresh take on social and political issues, including feminist ones
Explained How Pressing Is Lebanon’s Financial Challenge?
The country has one of the world’s biggest public debts compared to the size of its economy
Lebanon: We Arrested American Citizen Who Illegally Entered From Israel
According to reports in Lebanon, a man wearing IDF uniform and who was holding a box full of Hebrew documents entered the village of Ayta ash Shab
Israeli Army Suspects Man Crossed Into Lebanon
Lebanese army, Hezbollah reportedly searching for man wearing IDF uniform
Lebanese Envoy Urges UN to Act Against Israel Border Wall
Amal Mudallali calls on UN Security Council to act, says Israel is breaching post-Second Lebanon War resolution
Israeli Army Finds Last and Largest Hezbollah Attack Tunnel, Ending Six-week Op
IDF spokesman says army working to destroy last tunnel in Israeli territory
Lebanon Files Complaint to UN Security Council Over Israeli Construction of Border Wall
Amid tension over the discovery of Hezbollah attack tunnels, Lebanese foreign minister says Israel is violating a 2006 resolution from the Second Lebanon War
Winter Storm in Lebanon Claims Life of 8-year-old Syrian Girl
The storm, dubbed Norma, began Saturday and was expected to end Wednesday; some 11,000 Syrian refugees were affected by it and 70,000 are at risk