Lebanon Opposes U.S. Plan for Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Says PM Hariri
Lebanon was invited to Jared Kushner's Bahrain conference but is not attending
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Driven to Suicide: The Struggle of Lebanon's Foreign Workers
In Lebanon, domestic workers face abuse, beatings and slave-like conditions. Using the publicity of the web, one group is trying to change it
Lebanon Says U.S. Peace Plan Will Not Lure It Into Settling Palestinian Refugees
Parliament speaker Nabil Berri rejected Kushner proposal to invest billions of dollars for refugee settlement, asserting Palestinian right of return
In Lebanon, Syrian Refugees Face New Pressure to Go Home
Weakening economy and austerity measures add to hardships in the country with the highest concentration of refugees in the world, where some have began mirroring Europe's rising anti-migrant sentiment
False Rocket Siren Sounds in Israeli Town Near Lebanon Border
The false alarm comes at a time of mounting tensions on Israel's northern border
Opinion Take a Walk Around Sabra and Shatila, Before the Next War
Make your way through the narrow streets of the Palestinian camps overcrowded with Syrian refugees. The monument to the massacre is behind a market stall, at the back of a muddy field. Part 2 of 2 part series
Analysis While Hezbollah Threatens War, Israel and Lebanon Quietly Make History
After a decade of U.S. efforts, Israel and Lebanon will begin talks to determine maritime border ■ But both Hezbollah and Israel are still preparing a potentially catastrophic conflict ■ The Israeli army 'school' for studying Hezbollah revealed for first time
U.S. Resident Freed by Iran to Trump: 'Get Back Your Hostages'
Lebanese native Nizar Zakka says he met several Westerners held in Iran during his detention, including American, British citizens
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
Israel Says a Drone Infiltrated Its Airspace From Lebanon
Israeli army says it was tracking the unmanned aerial vehicle before it returned to Lebanon
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
After 10 Days of Hot Pursuit, Monkey Who Fled Nun's Farm in Lebanon Captured in Israel
The monkey was caught 25 kilometers away in Majd al-Kroum in northern Israel, and will be returned with help of UN mediation
Opinion Between Hezbollah, Israel and Another War: Can UN Peacekeepers Really Keep the Peace?
The multinational force keeping Israel and Hezbollah apart has managed 13 years without major conflict. I went to southern Lebanon to see this small miracle up close – just as that winning streak is in danger of ending. Part 1 of 2 part series
Israel Expects U.S.-mediated Lebanese Sea Border Talks in Weeks
Lebanon has not commented publicly on whether it would attend talks or on any possible timeline to discuss the decade-long dispute
Analysis Trump's Peace Plan Would Give Palestinian Refugees Many, Many Countries
By taking a soft stance with Beirut in border demarcation talks, the U.S. is hoping Lebanon will provide citizenship to its Palestinian refugees and support its Mideast peace plan
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'
Israeli Army Seals Hezbollah’s Latest Tunnel That Extends Into Israel
But the militant group continues to plan for a possible war despite its economic woes
Lebanese Monkey Escapes Nun's Farm, Infiltrates Border, Drives Israelis Nuts
The monkey escaped the 'Ship of Peace' farm in southern Lebanon and has been spotted in several locations in northern Israel
Israel Open to Border Talks With Lebanon to Boost Mediterranean Gas Exploration
The two countries are in a dispute over an energy block extending along their maritime borders
Lebanese Cabinet Agrees on Critical State Budget for Debt-ridden Country
Budget seen as a test of the government's will to launch reforms that have been put off for years by a state riddled with corruption and waste
Lebanese Health Minister Says He Overcame U.S. Concerns He Would Funnel Money to Hezbollah
Hezbollah named Jamil Jabak to the post in January despite U.S. warnings
U.S. Pushes to Resolve Israel-Lebanon Sea Border Dispute
Senior official hopes to resolve matter before Lebanon begins drilling for oil and gas in disputed area
UN Peacekeepers Confirm Third Cross-border Tunnel Infiltrating Israel Was Built by Hezbollah
The United Nations' Interim Force in Lebanon says the tunnel, which Israel destroyed, violates cease-fire and calls on Lebanon to carry out follow-up actions
Lebanon to Endure Unprecedented Austerity or Face Catastrophe, PM Says
The budget being finalized by Saad al-Hariri's government is seen as a critical test of its will to enact reforms that economists say are more pressing than ever
Lebanon Fears for Disputed Territory With Israel After Trump's Golan Recognition
Despite withdrawing from Lebanon in 2000, Israel remained in control over the strategic areas of Shebaa Farms and adjacent Kfar Shouba hills it seized alongside Golan in 1967
Body of Missing Soldier Returned to Israel Last Week; His Belongings Awaited Netanyahu in Russia
The Israeli military could not explain the decision to keep Staff Sgt. Zachary Baumel's jumpsuit and shoes in Moscow
The Missing Soldier's Father Felt Betrayed by Israel. He Died Before the Body Was Found
37 years after disappearing, the body of Zachary Baumel, killed in the 1982 Lebanon war, was returned to Israel. His father, Yona, dedicated his life to tracking his son
After 37 Years, Body of Soldier Killed in Lebanon War Returned to Israel
Zachary Baumel was one of three soldiers missing since the Sultan Yaaqub battle in 1982 ■ Army announcement comes six days before election and a day before Netanyahu flies to visit Putin in Moscow
Before the Mossad, Israel Had the 'Arab Section'
'Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel' by Matti Friedman reveals the little-known history of pre-state Israel’s first spies – Jews who immigrated from Arab countries but were strangers in both worlds
Pompeo in Lebanon to Discuss U.S. Concerns Over Hezbollah
Trump's abrupt Golan Heights announcement is likely to cloud the secretary of state's two-day visit