The village of Qana in Lebanon has been targeted three times in three decades by the Israeli military, with its shelters repeatedly bombed.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun expressed gratitude for Türkiye's support, stating that Lebanon is relying on its contribution to economic recovery and the implementation of the U.S.-mediated framework.

According to Israeli reports, Lebanese Hezbollah fighters have for the first time in over a month launched an explosive-laden drone attack targeting an Israeli military vehicle in Southern Lebanon.

Serbia has aligned with two new European Union foreign policy decisions concerning Lebanon and Sudan, but has not adopted four others related to restrictive measures against Russia, human rights violations, and cyber attacks.

Residents in a devastated village in South Lebanon are counting on army deployment to help with recovery efforts.

Representatives from Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to meet in Rome for additional negotiations aimed at implementing a peace agreement. These discussions seek to advance stability between the two nations.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk stated that his office has gathered evidence indicating widespread violations of international humanitarian law by Israeli armed forces in Lebanon.

The United Nations has reported on possible war crimes committed by Israel in Lebanon. This report highlights concerns regarding actions taken during recent conflicts in the region.

Amidst ongoing displacement due to the Israel-Lebanon conflict, Lebanese citizens are holding onto the hope of returning home to rebuild, as highlighted by Christopher Rassi of the IFRC, who provided an on-the-ground perspective from southern Lebanon.

Iran has reiterated its firm stance and support for Lebanon, as reported by the Tehran Times.

A truce in clashes between Iran and the US has opened a diplomatic window, with Iran's Supreme Leader linking negotiations to a ceasefire in Lebanon and demanding an unconditional end to Israeli attacks.

The Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, stated that the full preservation of Lebanon’s territorial integrity and an unconditional end to Zionist aggression are Iran’s non-negotiable prerequisites, emphasizing the defense of Hezbollah as a strategic policy.

Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon has become a strategic deadlock, as its security objectives clash with the inability of Lebanese authorities to disarm the Iran-backed Shiite group Hezbollah.

An article discusses the ongoing situation in Gaza, southern Lebanon, and the West Bank, arguing that the events do not constitute genocide and reflecting on efforts to revive the peace process.

Kozo Okamoto, a Japanese militant who survived a 1972 suicide mission as a member of the Japanese Red Army, a left-wing militant group aligned with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, has died in Lebanon at the age of 78.

Israel is reportedly testing a new diplomatic approach with Lebanon, focusing on a 'land for arms' formula to change Beirut's behavior and potentially achieve a peace deal after decades of failed attempts.

Israeli attacks have occurred across south Lebanon amid ongoing talks with Lebanese officials to implement a peace framework between the two countries, despite a declared ceasefire deal.

Analysts suggest that US President Trump's pressure on Damascus to intervene in Lebanon against Hezbollah could be 'short-sighted' and potentially undermine Syria's domestic security.

The Lebanese army has deployed into Zawtar al-Gharbiya in southern Lebanon, marking the beginning of the implementation of a US-brokered framework deal. Residents are expressing their desire to return home.

Lebanon has released a list of 13 African countries whose citizens are now eligible for a visa on arrival, simplifying travel requirements for visitors from these nations.

Donald Trump reportedly offered to engage in discussions with Hezbollah, while the President of Lebanon presented him with a plan for the group's disarmament.

A former Biden official expressed doubt about the effectiveness of the 'pilot zones' scheme in Lebanon, suggesting Israel will likely continue pushing limits in the region.

The Lebanese Army claims that the IDF opened fire near its troops during a pilot zone pullout in southern Lebanon, where LAF forces are meant to verify the clearance of Hezbollah operatives and weapons.

Syrian Customs and Ports Authority announced the confiscation of over 200 explosives hidden in vehicles attempting to cross into Lebanese territory.

Under a US-brokered plan, Israel is to hand over control of some areas it occupies in Lebanon to Lebanese government.

Lebanese armed forces have taken control of three villages in southern Lebanon from the Israeli army, a move resulting directly from negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.

Lebanon has initiated a stabilization process by taking control of several zones in the country's south, as part of an agreement between Beirut and Tel Aviv, occurring a day before a meeting with Trump.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has commenced a critical visit to Washington to strengthen ties with the United States and secure support for Lebanon's sovereignty and security.

A Lebanese influencer has been convicted of smuggling drugs concealed within biscuits. The conviction highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.

An IDF engineering unit, S-2, has been actively involved in dismantling Hezbollah's 'Iranian' terror tunnels in Lebanon, transforming into a specialized underground warfare laboratory during the ongoing conflict.

Reports indicate that a proposal for Italian monitoring has emerged during ongoing talks between Lebanon and Israel. This development suggests a potential role for Italy in overseeing aspects of the discussions between the two nations.

The IDF discovered a dead body tied to a stretcher in southern Lebanon and has launched an investigation, passing the body to police for further examination.

Israeli Minister Katz confirmed discussions with Hegseth regarding the Iran war and Israel's commitment to protection, also briefing him on ongoing operations against terrorist groups in Syria, Gaza, and Lebanon.

Lebanon and Israel have resumed negotiations regarding their maritime border, with the Lebanese President expressing support for a potential agreement. Despite ongoing obstacles to peace, the talks represent a continued effort towards resolution.

Talks regarding Lebanon concluded in Rome, with participants noting visible progress in negotiations concerning an Israeli withdrawal. However, no specific timeline for the withdrawal of the IDF was established.

Donald Trump has reiterated his desire for Israel to withdraw its forces from Lebanon and parts of southern Syria, stating he 'hates to see buildings being torn down' and suggesting Syrian President al-Sarrah should handle Hezbollah.

Eleven service members of the Armed Forces of Kazakhstan have arrived in Lebanon to serve with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), marking a deployment of Kazakh peacekeepers to the region.

The concept and implications of Israeli withdrawal 'pilot zones' in southern Lebanon are being examined, raising questions about their purpose and potential impact on the region.

Lebanon has reported Israeli blasts and drone flights while US-sponsored framework talks with Israel continue, with Lebanon's President Aoun backing the framework.

Articles discuss the ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanon, analyzing the factors contributing to its protracted nature. The reports delve into the complex dynamics that perpetuate the hostilities between the two nations.

Two Lebanese activists, Mahmoud Shuaib and Dr. Alfred Riachi, were detained in Lebanon after making critical comments against the Hezbollah group.

A Bloomberg report details 1,000 days of significant changes in the Middle East, highlighting events like a burning tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, alarms in Gulf states, and Israeli military presence in Lebanon and Syria.

Tehran Times provides ongoing news coverage related to Lebanon.

The Israeli Army has released footage of what it claims are hidden tunnels located beneath Lebanon’s historic Beaufort Castle. The video aims to provide evidence of military infrastructure in the area.

Actor and theater director Simon Abkarian discusses his preparation for playing Charles de Gaulle in a recently released two-part film, revealing his childhood nickname was also 'de Gaulle'.

An Israeli drone attack killed a young man on a motorcycle near the city of Nabatiyeh in Lebanon, despite a ceasefire agreement between the parties.

Among Americans under 30, 58% now view Palestinians favorably, while only 32% hold a positive view of Israelis, indicating a significant shift in opinion influenced by the situation in Gaza and recent attacks in Lebanon.

An editorial argues that Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon cannot be a gesture of faith and emphasizes the need for the US and Israel to align their policies regarding Lebanon, with Israeli forces intending to remain until Hezbollah is disarmed.

A U.S.-brokered framework agreement between Israel and Lebanon, which had been stalled for weeks, is now moving forward to technical discussions in Rome, according to a US official.

Al Jazeera reports from Beirut on growing concerns in Lebanon regarding the potential impact of renewed regional fighting on the country.

Famed Lebanese singer and militant Fadel Shaker has been granted bail after surrendering to authorities last October, ending a 12-year period of evading arrest.

Nine Palestinians, including two children, lost their lives in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, with twelve others sustaining injuries. Additional attacks were reported in Lebanon.

An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed two people, according to Lebanese state media, despite a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah.

State media outlets are reporting Israeli attacks in South Lebanon. This comes amidst ongoing regional tensions.

The village of Mansouri in southern Lebanon is experiencing life under the division of Israel's Yellow Line, a military boundary separating areas occupied by Israel.

An opinion piece suggests that Israel and the US should support Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun to seize a rare opportunity for peace, brought about by Hezbollah's weakening influence.

The family of an Irish soldier killed in Lebanon is seeking to call ballistic experts as witnesses at the forthcoming inquest into his death, scheduled to begin on November 17.

A feature article discusses Hezbollah's disarmament as a critical test for the US-backed security framework between Lebanon and Israel, highlighting the role of the US Army as a partner to both Lebanese and Israeli forces.

UN peacekeepers in Lebanon (UNIFIL) have discovered nearly four tons of explosive material, primarily ammonium nitrate compounds, in abandoned containers near the border town of Houla in southern Lebanon.

A new report indicates that Hezbollah’s Islamic Health Organization continues to operate in a south Lebanon pilot zone, raising doubts about Beirut’s capacity to curb the group's influence and potentially jeopardizing the Beirut-Jerusalem agreement.

Washington has confirmed ongoing technical discussions between Lebanon and Israel in the Italian capital, aimed at advancing the framework agreement signed in June in Washington, which Israel has not yet fully implemented in southern Lebanon.

Serbian forces honored a fallen soldier during a peacekeeping rotation ceremony in Niš, following the return of a contingent from Lebanon. The returning peacekeepers were greeted with a minute of silence in remembrance of their comrade.

The International Center for Transitional Justice (ICTJ) has released a new book featuring the personal stories of young migrants from Lebanon, Libya, and Tunisia.

Lebanon's army asserts that Israel is violating agreements by shelling 'pilot villages' in the country's south, thereby obstructing their takeover.

Experts caution that Syrian intervention in Lebanon is militarily and politically infeasible, citing Syria's internal sectarian distrust and the potential for conflict with Lebanon's Shiites.

Lebanese families are returning to their damaged homes following the withdrawal of the IDF under a US-brokered deal, although the IDF reportedly still occupies a 10km swathe of southern Lebanon.

Kozo Okamoto, a Japanese leftist who participated in the deadly 1972 Lod Airport attack in Israel and spent much of his life in Lebanon, has died in Beirut at the age of 78.

Tarek Mazraani, an architect displaced by bombardments from his village near the Israeli border, has found refuge in Beirut's suburbs and no longer believes in peace, embodying the struggles of South Lebanon.

The Lebanese government is seeking a diplomatic resolution to the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, as Lebanese forces plant their flag in the south while Israeli troops commence withdrawal.

Kozo Okamoto, a former member of the Japanese Red Army and perpetrator of a deadly 1972 attack in Israel, has died in Lebanon, where he had been living in exile. His death marks the end of a controversial figure's life.

Lebanon has a chance to become a business hub again by establishing better governance and potentially breaking free from the influence of Hezbollah.

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam announced that Beirut is actively working towards a full Israeli withdrawal from territories it occupies, during a visit to a recently deployed army village.

Lebanon's Prime Minister visited a border village damaged by Israeli actions, promising to rebuild infrastructure as a phased Israeli withdrawal from the area began.

A man identified as 'Michel B' has been arrested in Lebanon for allegedly offering 'sensitive security information' to the Israeli embassy located in Nicosia, according to Lebanese news reports.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Lebanon has the capacity and will to disarm Hezbollah, but only if Israel withdraws from Lebanese territory, among other conditions. This declaration outlines the prerequisites for addressing the militant group's arsenal.

President Trump met with the Lebanese president and pledged US support for peace efforts with Israel, as well as announcing that flights between the US and Lebanon can resume.

Israeli forces opened fire as the Lebanese army returned to territories previously under Israeli control, with Lebanon warning against actions that could hinder the peace plan amid heightened tensions during the sensitive troop withdrawal.

Israel has begun withdrawing its troops from certain areas of Lebanon, an action seen as a test of the current truce agreement.

A report from south Lebanon describes the presence of an Israeli flag and a checkpoint, which are seen as markers of the beginning of an occupation in the area.

The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs - the top stories, clear and concise.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has commenced a critical visit to Washington, aiming to strengthen ties with the United States and secure support for Lebanon's sovereignty and security.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio congratulated Lebanon for taking a 'step towards peace' following his meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in Washington. This meeting occurred days after a round of talks between Israel and Lebanon.

A proposed electricity interconnection project between Cyprus and Lebanon is being assessed by the World Bank, aiming to connect Beirut to the European power grid and become a strategically important energy project for the Levant.

According to a Lebanese minister, the Israeli army has destroyed three schools in southern Lebanon, bringing the total to at least 20 completely destroyed schools and 100 more damaged in the region.

Nemecko navrhuje nahradiť mierové sily OSN v Libanone európskou misiou. Cieľom je zabrániť bezpečnostnému vákuu a umožniť stiahnutie izraelskej armády.

Lebanon and Syria are undertaking a reset in their trade ties, marking a significant development after nearly half a century of strained relations and Syrian military presence in Lebanon.

Lebanon and Israel have concluded a round of talks concerning the withdrawal of the IDF, amidst reports from Syria of foiled weapon smuggling attempts to Hezbollah.

Hussein Saleh recounts the tragic loss of his family, including his wife and only child, in an Israeli air attack in Tyre, Lebanon, highlighting the devastating impact on Lebanese families.

Cyprus, Lebanon, and the World Bank have agreed to conduct a preliminary feasibility study on connecting the electricity grids of the two countries.

Arab leaders have reportedly pressed President Trump to exert pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, viewing him as an obstacle to regional peace. This comes as Washington begins to acknowledge Lebanon's position in talks with Israel.

A gas tanker exploded and caught fire near the Lebanese Army barracks in Hermel, Lebanon, with soaring temperatures believed to have sparked the blaze.

The Lebanese parliament is discussing a package of laws that could change the lives of thousands, including the abolition of the death penalty and a long-blocked amnesty law.

An individual with ties to Hezbollah has been arrested in Lebanon on suspicion of spying for Israel, accused of providing intelligence that led to the killing of four top security leaders in the terror group.

Reports indicate that the Israeli army has blown up additional houses in South Lebanon. This action follows ongoing tensions and military operations in the region.

Delegations from Israel and Lebanon are holding a second day of negotiations in Rome, meeting at the American embassy to seek an agreement on the withdrawal of the Israeli army.

A video has circulated showing two Israeli soldiers seemingly destroying a church in Lebanon, following a scandal involving vandalism and disrespect towards Christian statues in the country.

The sixth round of two-day negotiations between Israel and Lebanon is set to begin today in Rome, as reported by The Times of Israel.

A general overview of news and developments concerning Lebanon.

Despite the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, which has emptied entire towns in southern Lebanon, some residents have chosen to stay, fearing permanent displacement from their land.

He added that US President Donald Trump "has been consistent" throughout the war with Iran, saying that Israel will join the Americans in their current campaign if requested.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has revealed the operational orders that initiated the Second Lebanon War and expanded operations towards the Litani River. Additionally, the IDF located the Hezbollah position responsible for wounding spokesperson Effie Defrin during the conflict.

The destruction of cultural heritage sites in Southern Lebanon during the recent conflict between Israel and Hezbollah is being highlighted as a weapon of war. Lebanon, rich in traces of many civilizations, has seen significant damage to its historical sites.

Israeli minister Katz stated that Israel did not ask anyone's permission to enter or stay in Lebanon, rejecting a claim by Trump about a potential withdrawal.

President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus reiterated his country's dedication to enhancing bilateral relations with Lebanon, emphasizing the importance of Lebanon's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Israel has stated it will not withdraw from its "security zone" in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed, rejecting calls for an immediate pullout.

Austrian cyclist Gregor Mühlberger won the opening stage of the Tour of Austria from Graz to Gamlitz, finishing eleven seconds ahead of American Kevin Vermaerke.

The IDF killed a terrorist in the Security Zone in southern Lebanon during a search operation where a reservist was severely injured and a K9 unit military dog was shot and killed last Thursday.

Germany's Defense Minister has called on Lebanese authorities to eliminate the threat posed by the Iran-backed Hezbollah organization in the country's south.

Turkish President Erdoğan met with Lebanese President Aoun, reaffirming Türkiye's support for Lebanon and urging regional stability as the embattled country seeks assistance.

During a late July visit to Lebanon, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk discussed violations committed during the Israel-Hezbollah war, prospects for justice for victims, and concerns about the UN Interim Force withdrawal.

The Israeli military reported that the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah used an explosive drone to target one of its vehicles on a strategic ridge, raising fears of renewed escalation.

The Israeli army has returned 'pilot zones' to Lebanese control, a move intended to help end fighting between Hezbollah and Israel and the Israeli occupation. However, both locals and experts express skepticism about the plan's effectiveness.

The conflict between Israel and Lebanon has become increasingly deadly for healthcare workers, with at least 135 medics in Lebanon reportedly killed by Israeli bombardment since March, raising concerns about hospitals becoming targets in war zones.

Ghana and Lebanon have committed to deepening bilateral cooperation across education, trade, and manufacturing sectors, following the presentation of credentials by Lebanon's Ambassador-designate to Ghana, Fouad Khazzaka.

Houssein Hamze, founder of the Mashala shelter, remained in Lebanon to care for animals during wartime, inspired by a dog that saved him from a bomb during the 2006 conflict against Hezbollah.

An analysis suggests that Syria and Lebanon are indicating a preference for security arrangements with Israel over full peace agreements, pointing to a more cautious approach to regional stability.

A 66-year-old woman in Lebanon, Tennessee, was accused of exposing herself to passing drivers during a traffic stop, which also led to a K9 alert and the alleged discovery of cocaine.

IDF soldiers operating in southern Lebanon discovered drawings signed with the name Hassan Haidar, believed to be part of a larger portfolio of artwork, depicting Adolf Hitler in a private home.

The Israeli Defense Forces reportedly shot down an unarmed Hezbollah drone equipped with a camera in southern Lebanon.

Unable to return home, some Lebanese displaced by Israel's invasion of southern Lebanon are resorting to purchasing satellite images to determine if their houses have survived the conflict.

A Slovenian article discusses attempts to revive a 'clinically dead' peace process, with commentary on the situation in Gaza, southern Lebanon, and the West Bank, and a debate on whether the events constitute genocide.

Sudanese mothers who fled one conflict now find themselves facing another, struggling to rebuild their lives after being displaced to Lebanon.

A family from Kiambu is appealing to the government for assistance in repatriating the body of their relative from Lebanon.

Some Christians living in northern Israel, who have family in Lebanon, express a strong desire for continued cross-border travel, wishing to visit the other side for activities like breakfast.

Delegations from Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to meet in Rome on August 4 for a new round of negotiations. An official confirmed the upcoming talks, which will be hosted by Italy.

A resident in Lebanon's 'pilot zone' has declared that their land will remain theirs, amidst ongoing discussions or developments in the area.

Lebanon's Prime Minister stated that Beirut is actively working towards a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory. This diplomatic effort aims to resolve long-standing border disputes.

Lebanon has proposed a 'golden visa' program offering low-tax residency for a $1 million investment, an initiative that draws skepticism as the country grapples with conflict and economic crisis.

Joseph Aoun, the country’s president, left D.C. with the backing he needs to stem decades of chaos.

An analysis reveals significant differences in how Lebanon, Israel, and the US perceive the success and handling of Hezbollah within Lebanese Army pilot zones in the south, despite all supporting the initiative.

In southern Lebanon, at the Secours populaire hospital in Nabatieh, caregivers are receiving individual counseling and group therapy sessions from Doctors Without Borders to help them overcome the traumas of four months of conflict and an unstable security situation.

Lebanon's military has commenced the implementation of a 'pilot zone' takeover in three southern villages, as part of a trilateral framework agreement between Israel, Lebanon, and the United States.

Former French Prime Minister François Fillon traveled to Lebanon with his association 'Agir pour la paix avec les Chrétiens d’Orient' to help Christian minorities affected by the conflict, preparing 6,000 meals for the disadvantaged.

An exhibition in Beirut displays a collection of keys, each representing a lost home, evoking strong emotions and memories for visitors like Fatima Hajj Ali from south Lebanon.

A soldier has been killed in an incident in south Lebanon.

The US Embassy in Lebanon has announced that the State Department is offering grants of up to $250,000 to local groups to help promote America's image.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak cautioned that Israel is repeating past errors in Lebanon, arguing that a military presence and security zone will not ensure safety.

Italy has proposed a plan for a potential new UN mission in Lebanon, which includes monitoring, observation, and reporting along the Blue Line with temporary observation posts, limited mobile patrols, and direct control of areas.

Israel has informed the United States that it does not plan to withdraw its troops from Syria, Gaza, or Lebanon, intending to maintain security zones despite pressure from the White House.

Lebanon and Israel have concluded their sixth round of US-brokered talks, with a US official reporting progress on a plan for Israel to withdraw from 'pilot zones' in southern Lebanon.

Donald Trump reiterated his call for Israel to withdraw from Lebanon, suggesting that the Syrian government, composed of former jihadists, could contain Hezbollah's activities.

Lebanon and Israel have reportedly discussed a mechanism to verify that 'pilot zones' are free of Hezbollah presence during a meeting in Rome.

Israeli military veterans are reportedly seeing 'shadows of past wars' as they reflect on their experiences in an occupied zone of Lebanon.

Lebanon and Israel have held US-brokered talks in Rome to discuss their shared border and implement a framework deal. The discussions aim to address ongoing issues between the two nations.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar stated that he expects ongoing talks in Rome with Lebanon to facilitate the implementation of an agreement for two 'pilot zones' in southern Lebanon.

Brussels is making cautious progress on the possibility of imposing sanctions on Israel due to the ongoing war against the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, amidst various pressures and uncertainties.

Israel is employing a buffer-zone military strategy in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza to counter Islamist threats stemming from alliances led by Iran and Turkey.

Despite a ceasefire, the Israeli army remains in South Lebanon, with satellite images, international organizations, and eyewitnesses documenting widespread destruction and displacement in the region.

US officials have reportedly assured Israeli media that Israel will soon withdraw from a 'pilot zone' that was agreed upon with Lebanon, ahead of a new round of talks between the parties.

The Lebanese National Theater in Beirut is serving as a shelter for displaced families during the ongoing conflict, providing refuge and support to those affected by the war.

Further zones are being mapped out and planned, the US official added.

Sources stress Israeli hostilities in southern Lebanon are a ‘key factor’ behind non-implementation of Islamabad MoU

Lebanon is conditioning further direct negotiations in Rome on the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from two pilot zones in the south of the country, which it sees as key to a possible peace agreement.

The fifth round of U.S.-mediated negotiations between Lebanon and Israel has concluded with a new framework agreement, with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his team involved in the discussions.

Two new films, 'The Ink Stained Hand and the Missing Thumb' from India and 'Pipes' from Lebanon, are premiering at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. These works explore themes of grief, vanishing landscapes, and the impact of war on migrant issues.