Lebanon assassination
Hezbollah killed Lebanese figures threatening to expose 2020 Beirut port blast plans, IDF reveals
The four individuals allegedly assassinated were customs department officers and journalists who pointed to Hezbollah's connection with the deadly explosion.
Exposing Hezbollah: IDF claims terror group murdered prominent Christian-Lebanese critic
US Defense Sec. Austin furious with Gallant over lack-of-notice on Nasrallah strike
Inside Israel's operation: Step-by-step breakdown of how Nasrallah was eliminated
Hassan Nasrallah crushed: The end of an 18-year reign of terror - opinion
This, and all the other amazing recent operations, will resonate in the Middle East for many years. The right thing for a patriotic prime minister to do now is establish a national unity government.
A look into Israel's spy tactics in Lebanon, and how it is killing terrorists one by one
To guard against Israeli spying, Hezbollah has taken many precautions with Lebanon's residents, as well as members of its organization.
Negotiations for the release of hostages thwarted by al-Arouri's death
Fear of revenge attacks in Israel and abroad by Hamas for the death of al-Arouri continues to rise
Hamas halts Gaza hostage talks in protest of al-Arouri's assassination - report
Hamas chief said the assassination was a “terrorist act,” a violation of Lebanon’s sovereignty, and an expansion of Israel’s hostility against Palestinians.
Lebanon has entered a cycle of unending crisis - analysis
Many factors have contributed to the cascading crises that afflict Lebanon — From a fractured government to a broken economy.
Hezbollah critic found dead in his car in Lebanon - report
The sources said Lokman Slim, an activist and publisher who ran a research center, was shot with a bullet to the head.
Mossad blamed for assassination of Hezbollah commander - report
Younis was 'responsible for pursuing spies and collaborators.' Sources stated that Younis was on a mission pursuing a target when he was ambushed.
Lebanon - one big Iranian arms factory?
Lebanon's 'Dark Caracal' global cyber spy agency goes after smartphones
The attacks, which seized control of Android smartphones, allowed the hackers to turn them into victim-monitoring devices and to steal any data from them undetected, researchers said.
Middle Israel: Where did Lebanon go wrong?
What went wrong with the country that had the potential to be, and for a while seemed ready to become, the Switzerland of the Middle East?