UWI was among those invited by the Israeli Ministry of Strategic Affairs for a briefing in the North, including a visit to a Hezbollah tunnel that was uncovered in December 2018 by the IDF.

Senior member of the Iran-backed terror group was convicted in absentia for the 2005 assassination of Lebanon's Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.

Israel releases a report showing Hezbollah terror leader Hassan Nasrallah is 'paranoid' and 'obsessed' with Israeli media reports about him.

Since the Second Lebanon War in 2006, arch-terrorist Hassan Nasrallah has lived in a Beirut bunker, while routinely threatening to destroy Israel.

IDF spokesman warned that Nasrallah's secret arms stashes are right underneath the Lebanese people's noses, sending them the exact locations of terrorist weapons caches.

This Lebanese journalist demands answers from Hezbollah terror boss Hassan Nasrallah, whom many are beginning to blame for the horrific blast in Beirut.

The Lebanese people have had enough of the abuse. They blame Hezbollah and the Lebanese government for the deadly Beirut explosion.

The author feels certain that explosives, ammunition, and missile fuel were stored by Hezbollah in the Beirut warehouse after being shipped from Iran. 

Hezbollah terrorists threaten to attack Tel Aviv in the terror group's latest sick propaganda video.

Hezbollah terror boss Hassan Nasrallah oversees the world's richest terror group, but wants the country it controls, Lebanon, to receive massive amounts of aid from the International Monetary Fund.

Hezbollah seeks not only to destroy the Jewish state, it's also pushing innocent Lebanese civilians to the brink of war.

Netanyahu said on Monday that the IDF had acted with 'determination and responsibility' during the previous day’s exchange of fire with the Hezbollah terror group on the northern border.

Yisrael Katz warned Hezbollah arch-terrorist Hasan Nasrallah that 'he will be remembered as the destroyer of Lebanon' if he continues to threaten the Jewish state.

Young Lebanese children should be skipping rope and riding bikes, not dreaming of buying missiles for arch-terrorist Hassan Nasrallah.

The leader of one of the world's most vicious terror groups is the unlikely star of a new Israeli ad campaign urging residents of the Jewish state to recycle.

Iranian protests have quickly morphed into attacks on Iranian involvement in the Middle East, and even on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with some calling for the late Shah's son to take power.

There is another Hassan Nasrallah, and he is saving Israeli lives - not destroying them.