89 articles
Israel has launched a ground offensive into southern Lebanon, with officials vowing to turn the region into a "wasteland" akin to Gaza. This escalation follows weeks of airstrikes and signals a potential for a large-scale conflict, driven by the unfulfilled promise of Hezbollah's disarmament and evolving regional dynamics.
Lebanon is facing a severe humanitarian crisis as relentless Israeli airstrikes trigger mass displacement. Thousands are seeking refuge on Beirut's Corniche and in overcrowded schools, with aid workers warning that 'nowhere is safe anymore.' The conflict's escalation, including ground operations, is exacerbating an already dire situation for civilians.
Israel has launched ground operations in Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah strongholds in what it describes as "limited and targeted" actions. The move has intensified fighting and raised concerns about a broader regional conflict, with explosions reported in Beirut and evacuations ordered.
Northern Israel faces heightened military activity along the Lebanese border, fueling fears of a ground operation. Residents in kibbutzim like Sasa describe disrupted daily life and constant anxiety due to escalating cross-border attacks.
A pregnant woman displaced by conflict in Lebanon shared her harrowing experience fleeing her home and the dire living conditions she now faces. Lacking basic sanitation and resources, she expressed deep anxiety about caring for her newborn amidst extreme hardship.
Israel has threatened to "take territory" in Lebanon, escalating tensions amid retaliatory strikes and counter-strikes with Hezbollah. Security analyst Sarah Hamush discusses Israel's strategy to degrade Iranian-backed groups and the risk of a wider regional conflict.
Beirut faces intensified Israeli airstrikes, deepening a severe humanitarian crisis with 700,000 displaced. The escalating conflict fuels public frustration with Hezbollah and strains Lebanon's fragile government amidst an ongoing economic collapse.
Lebanon is being drawn into the wider Iran-Israel conflict, with hundreds killed and over half a million displaced by recent Israeli strikes targeting Hezbollah. The Lebanese president has accused Hezbollah of jeopardizing the nation's stability, while the militant group vows to defend its existence.
Israel has renewed airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, targeting financial institutions linked to Hezbollah. This escalation follows Hezbollah's retaliatory attacks on Israel after the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Lebanon is bracing for a significantly worse conflict as Israeli strikes against Hezbollah intensify, leading to mass displacement of over 300,000 civilians. Fears grow of a potential Israeli buffer zone in the south, while Hezbollah demonstrates continued military capability despite previous Israeli efforts to degrade its forces.
