Hezbollah

Shot down over Lebanon in 1986, Ron Arad was captured, briefly heard from, and then lost to silence. Decades later, his fate remains unknown.

Prime Minister’s Office and Foreign Ministry say Hezbollah remains armed south of the Litani River despite Lebanese army declarations

Lebanon says it has asserted state control south of the Litani, but Israel believes Hezbollah remains active and is preparing military options

Al-Akhbar claims an American message raised new pressure on Hezbollah as Israel–Lebanon talks continue

For the first time, diplomats, not military officers, will join the ceasefire oversight meeting as both countries explore economic cooperation

Washington says Israel has the right to defend itself as Hezbollah’s media admits internal distress and Lebanon warns of rising tensions

IDF boosts readiness along northern border as Iran and Lebanon condemn strike while Zamir conducts surprise inspection to test army preparedness

High-precision strike kills Hezbollah’s military chief and longtime Radwan commander in Beirut stronghold

Saudi outlet says senior Hezbollah officials fled to Iran and Iraq for cosmetic operations under IRGC supervision following repeated Israeli attacks

In her first interview since being freed, Israeli researcher details two and a half years of torture, isolation, and survival while held by Hezbollah group in Iraq

Middle East analyst analyzes the shifting dynamics of southern Lebanon: "The citizens mean little to Nasrallah and Sinwar. Yet, Israel is steering clear of their trap."

Despite Israel's attempts to halt broadcasts by Al-Mayadeen, a Lebanese channel, its operations continue unhindered. Communications Minister: "Letting her report from here is absurd on all levels."