Despite online narratives pushing division and hate, ordinary Lebanese and Israeli people share a common desire for peace, coexistence, and a future free of terrorism.

Israel's Foreign Ministry launched a Times Square billboard declaring Hezbollah the sole obstacle to peace between Israel and Lebanon.

Boaz Tamam, an IDF soldier who lost his leg battling Hezbollah in Lebanon, walked out of the hospital to thunderous applause — a breathtaking testament to extraordinary human strength and resilience.

The IDF says it uncovered and destroyed two massive Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon, spanning roughly two kilometers and 25 meters deep.

Health-care personnel are systematically embedded within the group’s military apparatus, at times operating alongside its forces.

Also on Sunday, an Israeli soldier was killed and six others were injured by a Hezbollah drone strike in southern Lebanon.

The 'Lebanese mud,' as the Hebrew phrase has it, never seems quite to be finally scraped off the IDF’s boots.

Given the obvious inadequacies of the Lebanese government and the demonstrated continued willingness and capacity of Hezbollah to continue aggression against Israel, is the buffer zone likely to acquire a look of permanence?

Footage shows the inside of a Hezbollah tunnel located at the Lebanese-Israeli border, highlighting the terror group's preparation and intention for a cross-border assault into Israel.

At its peak, Lebanon enjoyed one of the highest GDP per capita levels in the region and was regarded as a rare oasis of stability in a turbulent Middle East.

Tlaib’s progressive beliefs and principles compel her to ignore history while painting a misleading picture.

Despite Hezbollah's fierce opposition, historic Israel-Lebanon negotiations are underway—driven by a Lebanese public that is war-weary, with some polls showing up to 85% demanding an end to the conflict.

Nachshon was called up to serve in southern Lebanon, putting his wedding on hold—and now, finally allowed to return home, he greeted his long-waiting bride with tears and joy.

The argument for a permanent Israeli security zone in southern Lebanon is not primarily territorial. It is psychological and doctrinal.

Prime Minister Netanyahu, along with senior Israeli officials, visited an IDF outpost in southern Lebanon to discuss ongoing peace talks with Lebanon and continued operations against Hezbollah.

IDF troops were seen pausing from the intense, grueling combat to sing and dance — keeping morale high on the front lines.

Five other soldiers sustained injuries of varying degrees and were evacuated to a hospital in Israel.

IDF troops have killed more than 1,000 Hezbollah terrorists who had entered the war in defense of Iran, firing rockets daily at Israeli communities while getting a beating in southern Lebanon and Beirut.

Where no available partner exists for the negotiation of quiet borders, Israel will establish a physical barrier between its civilian population and the threat on the other side.

Netanyahu addressed northern residents directly, urging patience and resilience, noting that the government ministries had been instructed to provide assistance.

Lebanon ordered Iran’s new ambassador to leave the country by March 29 after declaring him persona non grata.

Following intensive training in Gaza and Judea and Samaria, the IDF’s ultra-Orthodox Hasmonean Brigade entered southern Lebanon, where it conducted small-scale raids targeting Hezbollah positions.

The IDF has deployed hundreds of ground troops into southern Lebanon, raiding Hezbollah positions and preventing enemy forces from entrenching, while airstrikes have decimated their missile capabilities.

The operation comes as Hezbollah continues to fire rockets and drones toward northern Israel since joining the war alongside Iran.

The IDF released a transcript of a phone call between an IDF officer and a Lebanese civilian who pleaded with the officer to continue removing Hezbollah, saying the group is ruining the everyday lives of Lebanese civilians.

Katz emphasized that Israel would not tolerate attacks on its communities or soldiers from Lebanese territory.

During Operation Roaring Lion, Israeli naval forces have relentlessly defended the nation’s skies, successfully intercepting UAVs launched from Lebanese territory.

The Israeli Air Force and the Israeli Navy struck 'dozens of Hezbollah and Iranian terrorist regime command centers' throughout Lebanon and Beirut, the IDF said.

During the war, Sunni Islamist group Jamaa Islamiya joined Hezbollah’s terror campaign, coordinating attacks on Israel from southern Lebanon.

Shulamit Cohen, a Lebanese Jew living in Beirut, secretly funneled vital intelligence to Israel during the War of Independence and, years later, smuggled hundreds of Jewish refugees to safety, surviving danger and imprisonment.

Investigators are treating it as an intelligence-style operation, reviewing CCTV and communications data.

The US-backed ceasefire, agreed in November 2024, ended more than a year of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah and required the disarmament of the Iran-aligned terrorirst group, starting in areas south of the river adjacent to Israel.

The movement’s intention is clear; it is to rebuild its lost strength and Israel is determined to prevent this by all available means.

A central lesson of October 7 for the Jewish state is that seeking to achieve quiet through mutual deterrence with the armed Islamist militias on its borders is a fool’s errand.

Naim Qassem spoke as fears grew that Israel could escalate its bombardment of Lebanon to compel Iran-backed Hezbollah to relinquish its arsenal. 

Tabataba’i’s death will exacerbate Hezbollah’s debate over how to respond to Israel’s strikes in Lebanon—a conversation the deceased official himself was engaged in.

Israel eliminated Hezbollah’s number two, Hitham Ali Tabatabai, in a rare daylight strike in Dahieh—a dramatic blow that rattled the terror group.

Tabtabai was born in Lebanon in 1968 to a father with Iranian roots and a Lebanese mother, according to a senior Lebanese security source.

Lebanese journalist Tony Boulos says peace with Israel is 'inevitable' and that the Palestinian cause is breeding 'chaos' in the region.

Hezbollah chief Sheikh Naim Qassem once again refused to lay down the Islamist group’s weapons, rebuffing mounting US pressure and warnings of a possible Israeli military response.