Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu says he approved Lebanon pager attacks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday confirmed that he approved the pager attack in Lebanon targeting the Hezbollah group. The pager attacks killed nearly 40 people and injured over 2,500 in Lebanon. ALSO READ | Why did Netanyahu's confidant secretly visit Russia? Major breakthrough likely in ceasefire with Hezbollah
On September 17, pagers started detonating in Lebanon and Syria sending Hezbollah into confusion. A day later, the ...
Heavy barrages fired at central Israel, north; rocket part hits car in Ra'anana; IDF chief says military must prepare to ...
BEIRUT — Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah announced that Naim Kassem will become its new leader, replacing long-standing ...
The appointment comes a month after the militant group's longtime leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli strike ...
For those determined to stay out of the fight between Hezbollah and Israel, the war in Lebanon can feel at a remove.
This is where the Beirut museum sealed its artwork as tensions between Israel and Hezbollah spiked over the summer ... a ...
Despite hopes that political shifts in Beirut could bring lasting peace to the Israel-Lebanon border, the United States may ...
Naim Qassem’s speech coincides with escalating Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon, as the US scrambles to secure a cease-fire ...
Hezbollah has appointed Naim Qassem to succeed Hassan Nasrallah as its new leader. Qassem’s promotion from deputy leader to ...
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Several large airstrikes hit Beirut’s southern suburbs early Thursday morning, including one on a site adjacent to Lebanon’s ...
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