Israel kills Hezbollah chief of staff in its latest violation of Lebanon ceasefire
First Israeli attack on Beirut since June kills five people and injures 25
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First Israeli attack on Beirut since June kills five people and injures 25
The Israeli military has conducted an attack on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital Beirut, killing at least five people and wounding 28 others, Lebanon’s health ministry announced.
Israel is facing a “mental health tsunami”, with two million people in need of support as addiction rates soar and families and communities fall apart, according to a report by Yedioth Ahronoth.
Houthi judges working with prosecutors in Yemen have sentenced several people to death by firing squad over alleged espionage on behalf of Israel and its western allies.
Israel targeted Hezbollah’s chief of staff with a strike on the southern suburbs of Beirut, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Sunday. Lebanese officials said the air strike killed at least one person and wounded 21.
Pistachio farmers in northern Syria are facing one of their toughest seasons yet, as drought, pests and rising costs threaten a crop long considered the country’s “red gold”, Mustafa Rostom reports
Israel’s military has launched a wave of air attacks across the Gaza Strip, killing at least 24 Palestinians, including children, in its latest violation of a six-week old ceasefire in the war-torn territory.
Israel launched on Saturday airstrikes on Gaza which killed at least 24 people and wounded at least 54, in what became the latest test of the fragile ceasefire that began October 10. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said the strikes targeted…
More than 130 Gazan students are pleading with Canada to grant visas so they can attend universities that have already offered them full scholarships. Some visa applications have been pending for more than 18 months without progress. Two students have…
An average of almost two children have been killed every day in conflict-related incidents in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire began, UNICEF has warned, saying the violence has not stopped despite an agreement intended to halt the killing.