Israeli forces escalated their assault on southern Lebanon, combining high-explosive airstrikes with systematic home demolitions and scorched-earth tactics.

According to a report, Lebanese officials believe that recent Israeli strikes, focused on strategic ridgelines and transportation routes, are laying the groundwork for a broader military campaign in Lebanon.

The Lebanese Army has reportedly expressed its desire to escort any international verification team operating within Lebanon. This move aims to ensure the army's involvement and oversight of such operations.

Lebanese authorities have arrested a person known as "Doctor Food" in connection with drug-laced treats.

French President Macron met with Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman in Paris to discuss regional challenges, including the Iranian threat and the situation in Lebanon, while also aiming to strengthen French influence and business ties in the Middle East.

Lebanese food influencer Georges Dib, known as 'Dr Food,' has been arrested in connection with a drug case involving drug-laced treats.

Authorities in Lebanon have arrested a food influencer on charges related to distributing treats allegedly laced with drugs.

The Saudi ambassador held a meeting with a Lebanese Parliament Member in Tripoli. This engagement signifies ongoing diplomatic interactions between Saudi Arabia and Lebanon.

Lebanese President Aoun is pressing for an extension of the UNIFIL mission as Lebanon considers the future of its post-mission security forces.

Lebanon's attempts to reassert control over Hezbollah have faltered as the militant group's involvement in the war with Israel continues to escalate tensions.

The film 'A Sad and Beautiful World' is described as a bittersweet romance from Beirut, following two lovers navigating life in an unstable Lebanon and torn between emigration and staying together.

Lebanese individuals and non-profit organizations are collecting footage and testimonies to preserve the memory and historical richness of southern Lebanon, a region partially occupied by Israel.

The World Bank has projected that Lebanon's economy is expected to contract by 6.4 percent, attributing the decline to the ongoing conflict in the region.

A drone launched from Lebanon crashed into a British Sovereign Base in Akrotiri, Cyprus, last March, and a recent report suggests the danger for Cyprus from Iran is re-emerging.

UNESCO's chief has reaffirmed the organization's support for Lebanon during her first official visit to the country.

The head of UNESCO has reiterated the organization's support for Lebanon and announced plans for providing assistance to the country.

Lebanon has extradited a former military commander of the Assad regime to Syria, who is accused of murder and torture resulting in death, signaling a significant move by Beirut.

Lebanon has handed over a former Syrian army general to Damascus following an arrest warrant, marking the first such transfer involving a Syrian military officer who fled after al-Assad's government fell.

Sources indicate that the United States is considering providing support for Lebanon's struggling electricity sector, as the country faces a severe energy crisis.

An article questions Israel's strategic priorities and objectives in South Lebanon, analyzing potential military and political considerations in the region.

Israel has announced the recovery of the remains of a soldier who was killed in Lebanon during the 1982 conflict.

Figures connected to the former Syrian regime who are still in Lebanon now face the risk of being returned, indicating that the country is no longer a safe haven for them.

The article speculates on the topics President Aoun will discuss during his visit to Rome. This trip is expected to cover various political, economic, and regional issues relevant to Lebanon's international relations.

Israel has reportedly recovered the body of a soldier who went missing during the 1982 Lebanon War. Media reports indicate that the soldier's family has been informed by the Israeli army about the discovery.

Military operations continue in Lebanon with no clear path to a permanent ceasefire, as the US and Israel increasingly diverge on the escalation. The outcome in Lebanon is expected to influence other processes in the Middle East.

Israel has significantly increased its military activity in southern Lebanon, with an average of 137 Israeli projectiles recorded daily between August 5 and 16, reaching a peak of 208 on August 15.

A Montenegrin poet has been recognized for his entire body of work, winning the prestigious 'Naji Naaman' award in Lebanon.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that the ongoing Israeli attacks on Lebanon are a source of serious concern for Türkiye.

Israel has conducted strikes in southern Lebanon, leading to a fresh wave of displacement and threats of further attacks. This action follows an escalation of tensions in the region.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan affirmed Turkey's commitment to supporting the stability of Syria, Gaza, and Lebanon during an interview with Al-Jazeera Arabic, as his AK Party celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Fattoush, an authentic Middle Eastern salad, is highlighted as a refreshing dish that brings the aromas of Lebanon to the table, combining crispy pita with lemony sumac and juicy vegetables.

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of 11 people, drawing strong condemnation from Lebanese leaders.

Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people.

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of 11 people, further testing a fragile truce in the region.

Reports indicate that seven people were killed in an attack that took place in South Lebanon.

Aurélie Pirillo, director of the Observatory, urges people not to forget the ten thousand Christians in Southern Lebanon who remain blocked behind the front line on Assumption Day, August 15th.

An article discusses how politics can become detached from reality, leading to fiction replacing facts, using the 'Trump model' and its echoes in Lebanon as illustrative examples.

An analysis by AJLabs explores the reasons behind the frequent collapse of ceasefires, citing examples from Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and Ukraine.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declared that the Israeli army will not withdraw from the security zone in Lebanon until Hezbollah is completely disarmed.

Lebanon's parliament has passed a long-disputed General Amnesty Law aimed at reducing prison overcrowding, a move that has sparked sectarian divisions and protests over excluded prisoners.

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has rejected Israel's claim that villages destroyed in southern Lebanon were military sites, calling the Israeli strikes a 'violation of international law'.

The United States has condemned Israel for its continued presence in Lebanon, urging compliance with commitments and reminding Tel Aviv of its declared lack of territorial ambitions in the country.

Israel has declared its intention to keep its troops stationed in southern Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria. This announcement comes amidst ongoing regional tensions and military operations.

Lebanon's parliament has voted to abolish the death penalty, making it the first country in the Middle East to do so, despite not having carried out an execution since 2004.

Top Israeli defense officials are reportedly rethinking their long-term strategy for Gaza, Iran, and Lebanon, three years into the ongoing conflict, with a consensus on maintaining security zones in these areas.

Lebanon's parliament has passed a general amnesty law aimed at reducing prison overcrowding by reducing sentences for inmates and those detained for over 12 years without charges.

Lebanon has officially abolished the death penalty, a move that brings its legal system in line with a growing number of nations. However, concerns remain about broader flaws within the country's justice system.

The future of peacekeeping missions in southern Lebanon is uncertain ahead of a potential UNIFIL phase-out, raising concerns about security gaps as political solutions remain elusive.

An analysis discusses the 'hostage economics' playbook, referencing a New York Times report and Israel's campaign of aggression in Lebanon where warplanes reportedly targeted civilian infrastructure.

Israel has reportedly carried out another attack on Lebanon, despite an existing ceasefire agreement between the two nations. This action marks a renewed military engagement in the region.

US Senators have proposed a bill that would offer Lebanon $200 million annually to assist in disarming Hezbollah. Critics note that Hezbollah operatives often face minimal consequences from Lebanese authorities.

Israel is preparing for parliamentary elections at the end of October, setting up special polling stations in Syria, Lebanon, and the Gaza Strip for the first time since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack.

In 1976, young French far-right militants, despite lacking military experience, joined Christian Phalangists in Lebanon during the civil war, a story that has become legendary within their political camp.

Iran commemorates the 28th anniversary of the death of reporter Mahmoud Saremi, who was killed by Taliban fighters at the Iranian consulate in Mazar-i-Sharif.

Lebanon has indicated "positive progress" in its discussions with Israel regarding border demarcation and prisoner exchanges, even as new Israeli attacks are reported in southern Lebanon.

Israeli forces have reportedly crossed the 'yellow line' in a south Lebanon town as attacks intensify, with reports also indicating the use of phosphorus shells in attacks across southern Lebanon. These actions mark an escalation of military activity in the region.

An analysis questions whether increased Turkish involvement could provide solutions to Lebanon's ongoing problems.

Lebanese authorities have arrested an individual known as 'Doctor Food' in connection with the distribution of drug-laced treats.

The World Bank has released projections indicating that Lebanon's economy is expected to contract by 6.4%.

Israeli forces reportedly launched extensive artillery shelling and airstrikes across southern Lebanon, saturating several residential neighborhoods with banned white phosphorus munitions.

Saar stated that Israel is committed to preserving the status quo and will not accept the establishment of Turkish bases in Syria, citing concerns based on experiences with Iranian presence in Lebanon and Gaza.

The 9th edition of the Bois de Boulogne wine festival has taken place in Lebanon, celebrating local and international wines.

An analysis explores the constant and variable factors shaping the political landscape of the West Asia region, with particular attention to the situations in Lebanon and Syria.

Khaddam stated that despite his warning, Hariri remained in Lebanon for electoral reasons and was killed six days later.

The first Hungarian restaurant in Lebanon, named Budapest Street Food, has opened in the city of Byblos. The establishment, run by a Hungarian-Lebanese family, offers classic Hungarian dishes such as lángos and giant schnitzel.

Cyril Aris's debut film 'A Sad and Beautiful World' is a surprising success from Lebanon, depicting love amidst conflict.

Israeli warplanes and artillery struck multiple areas in southern Lebanon, while Israeli forces conducted detonations in border towns.

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has worked to enhance business relationships with Qatar and Lebanon.

The US Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on 10 individuals accused of operating a courier network that smuggled millions of dollars in cash to Lebanon on commercial flights for Hezbollah.

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The UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has officially transferred a military position in the Khardali area of southern Lebanon to the Lebanese army.

Reports indicate continued strikes, shelling, and demolitions occurring in the southern region of Lebanon, reflecting ongoing tensions and military activities.

A delegation of 70 Emirati businessmen is scheduled to visit Lebanon this month. The visit aims to explore business opportunities and strengthen economic ties between the two nations.

Displaced Lebanese residents are watching from afar as Israeli attacks unfold in southern Lebanon's 'pilot zones,' unable to intervene.

Lebanese officials met with the Unesco chief to highlight cultural sites in Lebanon that are at risk from Israeli attacks, seeking international protection and awareness.

Jordan has sent its twelfth relief convoy to Lebanon, providing aid to the country.

Israel announced the recovery of the remains of a soldier who was killed in Lebanon in 1982.

The Mossad and the Israeli army have recovered the remains of Jehuda Katz, the last of three soldiers missing in Lebanon since 1982, bringing him back to Israel.

Lebanon's former President Michel Aoun is reportedly seeking to extend the UNIFIL peacekeeping mission's mandate, despite criticisms regarding its perceived failure to curb Hezbollah's military activities in southern Lebanon.

The IDF has reportedly located the remains of Yehuda Katz, a soldier who went missing in 1982 during the Battle of Sultan Yacoub in Lebanon.

Residents of southern Lebanon are living in fear of Israeli strikes and the resulting fires, with firefighters requiring authorization to intervene in areas under Israeli control and villagers feeling isolated.

Israel's military invaded a swathe of southern Lebanon during a war with Hezbollah this year, establishing a self-declared security zone that it says aims to shield northern Israel from attacks.

Israel has conducted its deadliest airstrikes on southern Lebanon since a June ceasefire, leading to threats of a renewed war despite the ongoing truce.

Oil prices stabilized amidst renewed fighting in Lebanon and attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, complicating the outlook for a potential deal to end the US-Iran conflict.

A US official told the Jerusalem Post that Hezbollah's disarmament is an 'integral' part of the Lebanon-Israel security process, stating the terror organization is solely responsible for Israel's presence on Lebanese soil.

A professor of Middle Eastern Studies argues that recent Lebanese-Israeli-US talks are intended to undermine a Washington-brokered framework agreement between the US and Iran, leaving Lebanon vulnerable.

Israel reported killing a Hezbollah commander in southern Lebanon, while Lebanon stated that Israeli strikes in the region killed at least 11 people. The incident marks an escalation of tensions and military actions in the border area.

A professor suggests that the upcoming October election, which could cost Benjamin Netanyahu power, is a common thread for deadly attacks in Lebanon and escalating settler violence in the West Bank.

Israel claims to have killed Hezbollah commander Abu Hassan Alaa in southern Lebanon amidst escalating strikes in the region.

Israel has killed 11 people in Lebanon in the deadliest attacks since a June truce, while Iran and Oman continue talks regarding the Hormuz Strait.

An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon has resulted in the deaths of seven people, according to state news reports.

An Israeli strike in south Lebanon has reportedly killed seven people, according to state news reports. This incident adds to ongoing tensions in the region.

Lebanon's Prime Minister has called for a timetable for Israeli withdrawal, while Hezbollah has criticized Beirut's approach, accusing officials of exposing the Lebanese army to risks and Israeli pressure.

Lebanon is set to release thousands of prisoners from overcrowded jails following a controversial amnesty deal, which came after sectarian disputes between Sunni and Shia factions.

Israeli forces have continued military operations in southern Lebanon, with reports of bombings, explosions, and gunfire in several villages and residential areas.

A Michigan-based group of Lebanese Americans has filed a class-action lawsuit against the US government and defense contractors. The lawsuit alleges abuses of rights during the Lebanon war.

Forests in southern Lebanon are being consumed by flames, with local residents and environmentalists accusing the Israeli army of deliberately starting the fires using flares and drones.

The United States has clarified that a permanent Israeli military presence in southern Lebanon is inconsistent with prior understandings, pushing back against a statement from Israel's Katz regarding no withdrawal.

The European Union has expressed its approval of Lebanon's newly enacted media law, citing its promises of protections for journalists and media freedom.

Israel's Defense Minister has stated that the Israeli army will not withdraw from Lebanon, Syria, or the Gaza Strip, reaffirming that troops will remain in these security zones. This declaration underscores Israel's commitment to maintaining its presence in these areas.

Residents and firefighters accuse Israel of intentionally setting fires, destroying centuries-old olive groves and agricultural fields in South Lebanon, making areas uninhabitable.

Lebanon's parliament has passed a new amnesty law, which will reduce certain prison terms, a day after the country also repealed the death penalty.

A rescuer in Lebanon recounts how his work has been profoundly shaped by the loss of his daughter in an Israeli attack on his station during the Lebanon War.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun announced that negotiations with Israel are progressing but emphasized that a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory remains a top priority.

First responders in Lebanon are risking their lives to save others as Israeli attacks intensify in the region.

Israeli strikes hit an ambulance in Nabatieh, Lebanon, injuring two people, with the Lebanese Ministry of Health condemning it as a dangerous escalation of attacks on paramedics.

Reports indicate that Israeli and Lebanese delegations are discussing a potential exchange of prisoners for the remains of Jewish individuals buried in Beirut and Sidon.

The Czech Foreign Ministry has advised its citizens currently in Lebanon to get in touch with the Czech embassy.

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world focuses on a new pathway for Lebanon.

Israeli soldiers reportedly entered a village in Lebanon, which, according to agreements, is under the control of the Lebanese army. The incident raises concerns about border security and existing accords.

The Czech Republic has announced plans to provide medical care to children from Lebanon.

Judicial and security sources say a routine embassy visit landed a wanted former Syrian general in a Beirut jail cell.

An analysis questions whether Turkish involvement could provide solutions to Lebanon's ongoing problems and challenges.

A Palestinian family who tragically drowned in the UK is set to be buried in a Palestinian camp in Lebanon. The arrangements are being made for their repatriation and burial.

Tom Barrack told Asharq that his previous statements regarding the Golan Heights and Lebanon were taken out of context.

Israel's Defense Minister has issued an order for the IDF to escalate demolition activities in Southern Lebanon.

Lebanese authorities arrested TikTok food influencer Georges Dib, known as Doctor Food, on August 23 for alleged drug-related crimes involving food products from his businesses.

A World Bank report, "A Conflict-Torn Economy," estimates Lebanon's real GDP will grow by 4.2% in 2025, its strongest since 2019, but warns this recovery will be undone by conflict in 2026.

Israel's Defense Minister Katz has ordered the IDF to speed up the destruction of Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon, aiming to prevent guerrilla operations.

Israel has continued its airstrikes in southern Lebanon, targeting several villages in the areas of Tyres and Bint Jbeil, according to Lebanon's National News Agency.

The World Bank has released projections indicating that Lebanon's economy is expected to contract by 6.4%.

The World Bank has projected that Lebanon's economy will contract by 6.4% due to the ongoing war.

Israeli forces conducted new airstrikes and demolitions in southern Lebanese villages. These actions have impacted the region, with reports of damage and ongoing conflict.

Discussions regarding the future of peacekeeping forces in Lebanon are on the agenda for the President's talks with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

The World Bank forecasts Lebanon's economy to contract by 6.4 percent in 2026 due to the ongoing war.

Arab News has published a report or section focused on Beirut, the capital city of Lebanon, without specifying a particular event.

An opinion piece discusses the skepticism among Lebanese residents regarding the possibility of peace between Israel and Lebanon as long as Hezbollah remains a dominant force.

A Lebanese Shiite scholar stated that Hezbollah has brought 'destruction' and 'hatred' to Lebanon, expressing optimism about the possibility of Hezbollah disarming following a regional political shift.

A human-interest story details the heartbreak and loss experienced by a first responder working on the front lines in Lebanon.

Spanish Minister Robles visited the Miguel de Cervantes Base in Lebanon, near Majaryún, to thank Spanish peacekeepers for their 20 years of service in maintaining peace in the region.

The Vatican has voiced serious concerns regarding the implementation of the Israel-Lebanon deal, as the region experiences ongoing strikes, shelling, and demolitions in south Lebanon.

Paul Huemer will head the ORF office in Beirut, with the Cairo office being closed. The decision for Lebanon was made due to its 'proximity to Syria and the relatively high degree of press freedom.'

Lebanon has extradited a former general from the Assad regime to Syria, where he will face trial for alleged crimes.

Canada has pledged $50 million in aid to Lebanon and condemned Israel's 'unlawful invasion,' calling for the nation's sovereignty to be respected.

This article explores and outlines Israel's strategic priorities and objectives in the region of South Lebanon.

Al Jazeera's Ali Hashem reports on the situation in the so-called 'pilot zones' located in southern Lebanon.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun is scheduled to visit Rome to hold discussions concerning the future of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). The visit will focus on the mandate and operations of the peacekeeping force.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Lebanon is determined to continue negotiations with Israel, indicating ongoing efforts to resolve border and other disputes.

Israel has reportedly attacked cities in Lebanon as part of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

The UN peacekeeping force UNIFIL has recorded an average of 137 projectiles fired daily in the region over the last two weeks, warning that civilians are paying the price as the Israeli military raises stakes in Lebanon.

Lebanon and Syria are reportedly attempting to improve the application of justice within their legal systems, though significant challenges persist in the region.

Fighting between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah has intensified in Lebanon, further jeopardizing peace prospects in the Middle East and disrupting global markets. The flare-up adds to ongoing conflicts in the region.

Save the Children reports that nearly all aid workers subjected to violence this year are local, with attacks particularly prevalent in Lebanon, South Sudan, and Sudan.

Deadly airstrikes have led to a new escalation of conflict on the Lebanon front, threatening ongoing negotiations. The increased violence raises concerns about the stability of the region and the future of peace talks.

In southern Lebanon, the occupying Israeli regime is reportedly erasing the region’s entire civilizational landscape by demolishing and bulldozing homes, buildings, graves, and trees.

Israel has escalated attacks in southern Lebanon, killing at least 11 people in one day, and is now threatening further attacks despite a ceasefire extension brokered by the US.

Lebanon experienced its deadliest day of fighting in months as Israel conducted strikes, coinciding with an apparent standstill in US-Iran negotiations ahead of a looming ceasefire expiration.

A US official has asserted that Hezbollah bears sole responsibility for Israel's continued presence in Lebanon, highlighting the group's role in regional dynamics.

A previously unknown legal dispute in Czech diplomacy involves a former ambassador to Lebanon who is challenging his dismissal, which followed accusations including the secret sale of an embassy vehicle.

A summary of Middle East news, including Iran's claim that Qatar is holding pilots and reports of Israeli strikes killing 11 people in Lebanon.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated he expects Donald Trump to honor his promise regarding the F-35 jets. Erdogan also discussed Syria, Gaza, and Lebanon, and left open the possibility of Egypt joining a new defense pact with Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan.

The President of Lebanon states that recent Israeli strikes convey a 'clear message' regarding ongoing negotiations.

Despite pressure from the US to intervene against Hezbollah, the Syrian government is considered unlikely to do so due to the high costs involved for Damascus.

According to reports from Lebanon, Israel is awaiting US approval for a military operation to seize a strategic ridge in southern Lebanon, amidst ongoing Israeli strikes in the area.

The war in Iran is pressuring Gulf economies and hitting creative talent in Lebanon

Foreign policy analyst Yonatan Touval argues that Israel's deployment of military power in Lebanon, Gaza, and Iran consistently postpones addressing underlying political issues, creating a dangerous cycle.

Israel has stated it does not plan to withdraw from the security zone in Lebanon as long as Hezbollah remains armed and poses a threat to Israeli security, according to Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz.

A new Al Jazeera film explores the experiences of the head of the Civil Defence in Tyre, southern Lebanon's largest city, detailing the challenges and losses faced by first responders.

Lebanese firefighters have accused Israel of intentionally causing fires in southern Lebanon during strikes, claiming that Israeli drones are hindering their efforts to extinguish the blazes. This accusation follows reports of fires in the region.

Bruno Cardoso Reis emphasizes that dialogue with Iran is a strategic necessity given the missile threat, while also highlighting Zelensky's plan against Putin and Israel's military stalemate in Lebanon.

The US government criticized Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz's statement that Israeli forces intend to remain in southern Lebanon, emphasizing Washington's opposition to such a move.

The framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, brokered by Washington, is reportedly already compromised, with the management of 'pilot zones' revealing significant flaws in the diplomatic process.

The IDF has reportedly conducted strikes in southern Lebanon, which the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) claim are hindering their ability to operate in pilot zones and facilitate the return of residents.

Lebanon has passed a long-awaited sweeping amnesty bill, the first of its kind since 1991, aimed at reducing prison overcrowding and benefiting thousands of prisoners and wanted individuals.

Despite claims by Trump that a ceasefire in Lebanon is effective, residents describe the situation as a 'prison' as Israeli forces continue to occupy a buffer zone to dismantle Hezbollah's infrastructure, drawing parallels to the West Bank.

One person was killed in two consecutive Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon, which also damaged an ambulance responding to the scene. The Lebanese Ministry of Health condemned the incident.

A controversy has erupted over the potential use of taxpayer-funded NYPD security for Zohran Mamdani's wife, Rama Duwaji, during her planned trip to Syria and Lebanon to visit family. Critics question the appropriateness of such an arrangement.

A retired Syrian general, who commanded forces fighting ISIS, reportedly disappeared or was abducted by personnel from the Syrian embassy in Beirut, Lebanon.

Lebanon has reportedly filed a new lawsuit against its former central bank chief, Riad Salameh, who is also said to be indicted over alleged financial crimes.

Israeli forces have demolished homes in southern Lebanon, causing anguish among local residents.

The Israeli military announced that it destroyed a Hezbollah tunnel shaft in southern Lebanon last week and discovered weapons.

The brother of a soldier wounded in a Lebanon attack has alleged severe mistreatment at Rambam hospital, claiming families were denied access to their loved ones and waited hours for basic necessities like water.

The IDF is expanding its investigation into an abnormally strong explosion in Lebanon that killed two reservists, with Northern Command confirming Hezbollah activity in the area and not ruling out tampering with an explosive device.

More than 4,300 people have reportedly died in Lebanon since the country became involved in the Iran war.