
Israel Kills Hezbollah Terrorist in Lebanon Air Strike
The IDF said the Hezbollah member was eliminated for “promoting terrorist attacks against the State of Israel and its forces.”

The IDF said the Hezbollah member was eliminated for “promoting terrorist attacks against the State of Israel and its forces.”

Terrorist group accused of repeatedly breaching its ceasefire with the Jewish State.

While the international community has expressed concerns over the attacks, Israel maintains it has the right to protect its borders and citizens.

The Israeli prime minister announced at a cabinet meeting that peace agreements with Lebanon and Syria may be soon on the table.

Igor Grechushkin—linked to the 2020 Beirut blast—has been arrested in Bulgaria and may face extradition.

Seven sites hit in Bekaa Valley as Beirut pledges to disarm Iran-backed militants despite Hezbollah opposition.

The IDF targeted military facilities of the terrorist group in southern Lebanon.

U.S.-led efforts are underway to push the Lebanese army to confront Hezbollah and reassert state control over the country’s southern territories.

Lebanon, home to more than two million Catholics, is seen as a significant early destination for the new pontiff.

Leader Naim Qassem threatened that the Lebanese administration would face consequences if it moves ahead with plans to disarm the group.