Lebanon

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

Senior Swiss officials have held a series of meetings in Jerusalem and Washington since February as Bern emerges as a leading candidate to help supervise the Lebanon agreement

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

i24NEWS learned that Syria will not be part of the demarcation talks, despite staking a claim to some of the land disputed between Israel and Lebanon

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

"Moving too quickly would risk endangering the populations that this process is meant to protect"

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

Jerusalem's message is: Israel will join the campaign if President Trump decides to shift from limited tactical strikes and attacks on infrastructure

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

The meeting marks the first visit by a Lebanese head of state to the White House in nearly 20 years

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

Washington is apparently leaving Israel out of active operations for now but the two countries are involved in intelligence sharing, consultations, and operational planning with the Americans

Rubio commended the Lebanese government's efforts to disarm Hezbollah and reaffirmed US support for the framework's implementation

The IDF launched interceptors toward missiles’ debris in the Eilat area

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say oil and gas exports will not be allowed through Hormuz as long as US attacks continue, Iranian media reports

The United States announced on Wednesday that an agreement had been reached on the terms for implementing "pilot zones" between Israel and Lebanon

Iraq reportedly places Hezbollah on its banking sanctions list, citing U.S. measures against terrorism financing and money laundering

Talks in Rome with Lebanon were "positive," and included plans to advance a pilot security zone under the existing framework agreement, an Israeli official tells i24NEWS

The Second Lebanon War broke out on July 12, 2006, after a Hezbollah attack on Israel’s northern border during which two IDF soldiers were abducted

Iran launched three ballistic missiles toward US bases in Kuwait. Three border posts in the country’s north were struck in what Kuwait described a “criminal and aggressive attack”