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Despite a US-brokered ceasefire, Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed one person and prompted an evacuation order for 20 towns. The attacks came amid ongoing conflict and concerns they could derail a broader US-Iran deal to end the Middle East war.
Hezbollah’s top commander has insisted that Lebanon and the group will not be defeated, vowing resilience amid regional tensions. The defiant message aims to rally supporters and challenge adversaries, underscoring Hezbollah’s uncompromising position as Lebanon grapples with crises.
An Israeli air strike on a village in southern Lebanon wounded one person, despite a US-brokered ceasefire. The attack follows renewed tensions as Hezbollah’s political wing criticizes government negotiations and insists on continued resistance. The conflict has left thousands dead since March.
Israel's expansion of its 'security buffer zone' into Lebanese waters raises concerns about a plot to seize the country's potential oil and gas resources. Experts say the new zone violates the 2022 maritime agreement and absorbs Lebanon's Qana gas project, while Lebanon considers diplomatic and legal responses.
As Hezbollah’s future grows uncertain, Amal—Lebanon’s second-largest Shi’a party—may see its role expand. Led by Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, it remains a key domestic ally of Hezbollah but could gain influence as the group faces internal and regional challenges. Amal has historically acted as a bridge between Hezbollah and Western powers, and analysts suggest it could present itself as a more acceptable partner while still protecting Shi’a interests.
At least 16 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, with strikes hitting a mosque and clinic. The UN will send an inquiry team next week to investigate possible violations of international law by all parties in the escalating conflict.
New satellite imagery analysis shows Israeli airstrikes have heavily damaged residential areas, a UNESCO buffer zone, and a Palestinian refugee camp in the southern Lebanese city of Tyre. The attacks are part of Israel's 'Yellow Line' policy, creating a 10-km buffer zone. The destruction threatens Tyre's UNESCO World Heritage site and has displaced thousands.
Hours after U.S. President Donald Trump said a peace deal with Iran was imminent, Israeli strikes on Tyre in southern Lebanon killed at least 8 people and forced thousands to flee. The escalation follows Israel's shelling of Beirut and Iranian missile attacks on northern Israel.
On June 8, Israel's new military campaign in Lebanon reached 100 days, with thousands killed and over 1.2 million displaced. Fighting continues between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, while diplomatic efforts repeatedly fail to secure a ceasefire.
