Hezbollah

Sources close to Hezbollah say current Secretary-General, Naim Qassem, has failed to fill the void left by his predecessor, with the center of the organization's decision-making coming from Iran

A report by the Financial Times reveals Beirut seeks more time for peacekeepers in the volatile south as Israel pushes for the mission to end

The demolition of the Hezbollah base triggered seismic alarms at Israel’s National Geological Institute

Hezbollah MPs roundly condemned the US for 'interfering in Lebanese affairs'

Recent IDF operations in Lebanon have uncovered an increasing number of weapons caches and armories hidden in Shia schools

The disarmament progress made by Hezbollah on the ground is considered insufficient by Israel

“It is time for Hezbollah to do what is best for Lebanon and the Lebanese people,” the US State Department said on X, calling on the group to surrender its weapons to the Lebanese state

"These clans constitute, to a large extent, a crucial human and military reservoir that supplies Hezbollah with personnel and field capabilities at various junctures"

A US State Department spokesperson told i24NEWS that "we expect the Lebanese army to complete the clearing of the area – and afterward the clearance will be expanded"

Ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon risk giving Hamas and Hezbollah room to regroup, test Israel and exploit diplomatic constraints on the IDF

Tuesday’s agreement is modest by design. But it is the first crack in a door shut for seventeen years, at a moment when Venezuela needs outside help and has unusual room to maneuver

The proposal marks the latest step in implementing a June framework tying Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon to Hezbollah's disarmament

Defense Minister Israel Katz's visit to Lebanon's frontline villages comes as Israel weighs its next moves against Hezbollah following the group's refusal to disarm south of the Litani River

One of the main factors cited for why the US did not escalate its attack on Iran with a ground invasion was the danger such a mission would pose to US troops within drone range of the Iranian mainland

Hezbollah faced with unprecedented financial crisis as US sanctions and tighter Lebanese banking controls squeeze the group’s funding according to The New York Times

Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome end with no decision on expanding pilot zones, while border discussions remain preliminary and foreign monitoring is considered

Major (Res.) Harel Birenstock, 34, of Nokdim, and Chief Master Sergeant (Res.) Tamir Vaknin, 33, of Eilat, were killed in the incident

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem also expressed support for the deployment of the Lebanese Army south of the Litani River amid evolving Lebanese-Syrian relations

The operation marks one of the largest single demolitions of Hezbollah infrastructure since the truce took hold

US and Saudi Arabia launch retaliatory strikes after Iran fires missiles at US forces in Jordan for the first time in days of an unofficial ceasefire with the US

Trump authorizes US airlines to resume direct flights to Lebanon following meeting with President Aoun

The Lebanese army has warned civilians to avoid affected areas as Israeli, Lebanese, and US officials coordinate the first phase of a new security arrangement

Pilot zone operations mark the first tangible step under a framework agreement negotiated with US mediation since late June

IDF are preparing for the possibility that the encircled fighters may attempt to break through the siege or launch attacks against Israeli positions