Since October, Hezbollah's relentless barrage of rockets and missiles has kept residents in the region on edge, with thousands remaining displaced.

Hezbollah was supposed to have abided by Resolution 1701, which would have required it to retreat from the border with Israel to the Litani River in Lebanon. 

It came down to the wire for the U.N. peacekeeping force on the Israeli-Lebanese border.

The rocket exploded adjacent to the border in Israeli territory, said the IDF.

Exercise reportedly saw Hezbollah forces jumping through flaming hoops, firing from the backs of motorcycles, blowing up Israeli flags and jumping over a wall representing the Israel-Lebanon border.

The suspect, armed with a suicide vest and a rifle, was killed at a security checkpoint.

Few Israeli mapping experts and tour guides even know of the existence of Tel Kedesh.

The Iran-backed Hezbollah terror group might opt for a short 2 or 3 day campaign against Israel to seek gains, but avoid all-out war.

Three Lebanese flee back across the border after IDF soldiers fired in the air.

Israeli forces stopped a Hezbollah terror cell, with no injuries to IDF troops, but Israel is still expecting another strike by the Iran-backed terror group.

In this video, a Lebanese journalist proudly throws a rock at an IDF soldier at the border with Israel. So much for objective reporting.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) opened fire on a cell trying to cross the Lebanese border into Israel on Sunday.