France's foreign minister will visit Lebanon to express solidarity with the Lebanese people, who have been drawn into the ongoing war, following the EU's call for Israel to cease military strikes on the country.

Displaced by Israeli bombings in southern Lebanon and Beirut's southern suburbs, tens of thousands of Lebanese people, mainly Shiites, have sought refuge in Christian neighborhoods, fueling fears of…

N. Liapouris reported on the challenging daily lives of the Lebanese people and the difficult living conditions faced by thousands of Palestinians in Lebanon who dream of returning home.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, speaking from Beirut, called for an end to the war and urged international support for the Lebanese people, emphasizing that Israel must respect Lebanon's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Residents are attempting to flee Beirut to safer northern districts after the city was shelled by Israel overnight, with reports of long lines of cars leaving the area.

Abbas Ayoub, 33, has been displaced three times from Beirut's Dahiyeh, highlighting the plight of over a million Lebanese people forced from their homes due to the ongoing crisis.

Salam called for an instant ceasefire, asserting that the Lebanese people are being held hostage by the conflict, highlighting the humanitarian impact.

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