An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon on Monday killed four people, including three women, despite an ongoing ceasefire. The victims were identified as a school principal, her mother, a foreign domestic worker, and a Syrian worker. The Israeli military stated they targeted individuals approaching their occupied area who posed a threat.
US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland were cancelled Friday as Hezbollah killed four Israeli soldiers, prompting Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon that killed at least 18. The violence jeopardizes a recent MOU aimed at Iran's nuclear program and oil traffic.
US-Iran talks in Switzerland to implement a peace deal were cancelled as Hezbollah targeted Israeli forces and Israel conducted airstrikes in south Lebanon. The cancellation occurred amidst the most violent exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah since the last ceasefire.
US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland were abruptly canceled Friday as Hezbollah and Israel engaged in their most violent clashes since a ceasefire. The escalation in Lebanon, with airstrikes and rocket fire resulting in casualties, overshadowed the planned negotiations aimed at addressing Iran's nuclear program and oil traffic.
Six multinational construction equipment firms, including Caterpillar and Volvo, face allegations of aiding war crimes by supplying excavators to Israel. Verified images show Israeli military using their equipment to demolish villages in south Lebanon, prompting calls for companies to halt supplies.
Israel's defense minister stated forces will not withdraw from seized territory in southern Lebanon, hours after the US and Iran announced a preliminary deal to end Middle East hostilities. The agreement, which has caused dismay in Israel, reportedly includes a Lebanon ceasefire but is seen as a setback by Israeli media and politicians.
Israel's defense minister stated forces will not withdraw from seized Lebanese territory, hours after the US and Iran announced a preliminary deal to end Middle East hostilities. The agreement, pending finalization in two months, reportedly includes a Lebanon ceasefire, sparking anger in Tel Aviv.
An Israeli raid near a hospital in Tyre, southern Lebanon, injured 10 staff members. This incident highlights the ongoing conflict and its impact on civilian infrastructure, with hospitals in the region frequently targeted.
The IDF launched an investigation after attacking a Lebanese Army vehicle in southern Lebanon, killing 3 soldiers. The IDF claims the vehicle was moving suspiciously in a combat zone, while the Lebanese Army denounces the strike as 'aggressive and barbaric'.
UNIFIL reported the death of one of its soldiers and injuries to two others due to mortar shells hitting their position near Marjayoun in southern Lebanon. Meanwhile, Israel launched raids on several towns and warned residents against returning south of the Zahrani River.
A UNIFIL peacekeeper died from serious injuries sustained in an incident in South Lebanon. UNIFIL is investigating the incident and noted a significant increase in projectiles in the region, calling for an end to violence and adherence to international law.
Israel intensified raids on southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah targeted Israeli forces. This occurs ahead of new US-brokered talks between Lebanon and Israel in Washington, aiming for a ceasefire, though Hezbollah opposes partial agreements.
Israel intensified raids on southern Lebanon, met by Hezbollah attacks, as US-mediated talks for a ceasefire continue in Washington. Hezbollah opposes a partial deal, demanding a full ceasefire, while Israel threatens to strike Beirut's southern suburbs if Hezbollah targets its north. The conflict has resulted in casualties and displacement.
Israel's army recaptured Beaufort Castle in South Lebanon for the second time in 44 years. Hezbollah responded with deadly drone attacks, raising fears the location could become a symbol of endless conflict.
Lebanon and Israel are holding US-mediated negotiations in Washington, DC, to discuss a ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon. The talks occur amid escalating conflict, with Lebanon seeking to disarm Hezbollah and Israel demanding assurances on the matter.
Israel has captured Beaufort Castle in south Lebanon, a symbolic victory that carries significant psychological weight. The ancient fortress, a symbol of resistance, was taken after advancing Israeli soldiers used white phosphorus smoke. The capture, announced by Netanyahu, evokes memories of Israel's past occupation and signals an escalation of the conflict, with airstrikes hitting Tyre and threats to Beirut.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon is a non-negotiable national demand, to be pursued through negotiations. This comes amid ongoing Israeli military operations and evacuations in southern Lebanon, and following criticism from Hezbollah's secretary-general.
Israel hammered south Lebanon with strikes on Tuesday ahead of talks between the two countries in Washington, as Beirut reported 380 people killed in Israeli attacks since an April 17 ceasefire took effect. Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem vowed to turn the battlefield into “hell” for Israeli forces, and insisted his Iran-backed group’s weapons would not be up for discussion at the talks on Thursday and Friday, after the US had called for its disarmament. Israel has intensified its attacks on south...
Lebanon's health ministry says the paramedics were carrying out a rescue mission in Nabatieh in response to an earlier attack that killed one person.
Israeli airstrikes on Tuesday killed eight people in southern Lebanon, including three paramedics from the Lebanese civil defence who were trapped under rubble while carrying out a rescue mission. The strikes hit Majdal Zoun, Jebchit and Jwaya, wounding 28 people total. The attacks came despite an ongoing ceasefire, with both sides blaming each other for violations. Israel also announced destruction of a two-kilometre Hezbollah tunnel network near Qantara.
A suspect has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Trump. Meanwhile, Trump hosts King Charles at a critical point in U.S.-Britain relations. The ceasefire in south Lebanon is fraying.
The Israeli military announced that two soldiers will face 30 days of military detention and be removed from combat duty for destroying a statue of Jesus Christ in the Christian village of Debl in southern Lebanon. The incident, which showed a soldier using a sledgehammer to strike a crucifix, drew widespread condemnation. Six additional soldiers who were present but did not intervene have been summoned for clarification discussions.
Israel's military instructed to use full force against imminent threats in Lebanon despite a 10-day truce that came into effect Friday. State media reported demolitions underway Sunday, as displaced south Lebanon residents cautiously returned to inspect damaged homes in villages like Dibbine and Srifa. Many remain hesitant about the durability of the ceasefire with Hezbollah.
They grew up amid olive groves in southern Lebanon. The son of one married the other's daughter. Now they're living temporarily in a vacant building in central Beirut, displaced many times.
