Hezbollah announces housing assistance for war-affected Lebanese families
AllegedHezbollah said families in Beirut and its suburbs whose homes were destroyed would receive $14,000 each.
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AllegedHezbollah said families in Beirut and its suburbs whose homes were destroyed would receive $14,000 each.
On October 5, Lebanese security forces stopped a vehicle carrying explosives near Dahr el-Baydar. Hezbollah lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah said the shipment belonged to Hezbollah and was intended for confronting Israel, while Prime Minister Nawaf Salam vowed to investigate.
The intercepted truck carried explosives weighing 780 kg.
AllegedAbout 400 prisoners are on hunger strike at Roumieh prison.
Lebanon’s state electricity company has accumulated about USD 40000000000 in losses or debt over past decades.
The Israel Defense Forces said it was investigating 300 unique incidents involving alleged killings or injuries.
Security experts and authorities in Lebanon and Iran have warned about suspected Israeli intelligence efforts using social media to gather information and recruit informants. The article describes online appeals, warnings and related arrests.
People arrested in Lebanon on suspicion of giving information to Israel
Israel continues to occupy and demolish areas of southern Lebanon despite a June framework agreement intended to secure a phased withdrawal. The occupation and destruction have displaced residents and made the return to many villages difficult.
Depth of the Israeli-controlled zone in southern Lebanon
A BBC investigation reports that Bassam al-Hassan, a former Syrian general wanted over alleged crimes against humanity, is being housed and financially supported in Lebanon in exchange for information about missing US journalist Austin Tice.