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Lebanon's government has accused Israel of systematic destruction in the country's southern regions, stating that the actions violate international law. This accusation comes amid ongoing tensions and cross-border incidents.
An article questions the process by which Lebanon's government approved a document described as a 'surrender document', raising concerns about its implications.
Lebanon's government in Beirut is facing a dilemma as both Netanyahu and Hezbollah are reportedly undermining the authority of the Lebanese state, raising concerns about the country's future.
Lebanon's government is contemplating a ban on Hezbollah activities, a move challenged by Hezbollah's recent retaliation against Israel.
While Lebanon's government opposes getting involved, Hezbollah says it would view an attack on Iran as an attack on itself. Israel, meanwhile, warns Beirut of heavy strikes, leaving Lebanese people fe
As historical negotiations between Israel and Lebanon continue, Lebanon remains a vulnerable point in Iran-USA discussions. Trump is reportedly engaged in two sets of negotiations concerning the region, with Iran demanding peace for Hezbollah and South Lebanon, while Israel and Lebanon's government seek Hezbollah's disarmament.
Lebanon's government has long sought to disarm the powerful Hezbollah militia, and despite signs of progress before the Iran war, these efforts ultimately failed.
Lebanon's government faces challenges in containing the Shiite Muslim militant group Hezbollah, caught between Western demands for disarmament and fears of escalating sectarian tensions.
Lebanon's government has decided on an "immediate ban" of Iran-backed Hezbollah's military and security activity, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said Monday, in an unprecedented move as Israel retaliated to rocket fire.
Lebanon's government is facing intense pressure from the U.S. and Israel to dismantle Hezbollah, a move that threatens to reignite the country's civil war nightmares, according to a WSJ report.
Facing an existential crisis, Lebanon's government is attempting to disarm Hezbollah and reassert state sovereignty following a fragile ceasefire with Israel, a move fraught with danger.
Lebanon's government calls for Hezbollah disarmament amid renewed Israel conflict, as international leaders including Macron warn against broader war.
While Lebanon's government opposes getting involved, Hezbollah has said it would view an attack on Iran's leader as a "red line." Israel has previously warned Beirut of heavy strikes.