Lebanon

Rare ground operation 10 km inside southern Lebanon ends with live capture of al-Jama’a al-Islamiyya operative for interrogation in Israel

Civilian reconstruction package, coordinated with Washington, seeks to prevent a wider regional conflict by stabilizing Lebanon and Israel’s northern border

Shulamit Kishik-Cohen risked everything to smuggle Jews to Israel and pass critical intelligence from enemy states. Even after her capture and brutal torture, her unwavering faith and deep love for Israel remained her strength.

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

Disguised at times as a sheikh, Rabbi Yisrael Meir Gabay recounts his daring journeys through hostile Muslim countries, admitting, “I’m not even sure I should be telling this story.”

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

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

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."

Amidst the chaos in Lebanon, Muslims and Druze gathered forces to attack Maronite villages, leaving devastation in their wake. Christians in Syria were similarly besieged. But how did Jews come to the aid of their Christian neighbors in this turbulent time, and what motivated their involvement?