IDF brings enormous blimp out of retirement to deter Hezbollah
The Sky Dew was retired in 2022 and is used to detect missiles and drones.
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Hezbollah, Israel trade cross-border fire as Blinken seeks to prevent regional escalation
Lebanon’s Hezbollah militia has fired dozens of rockets at northern Israel.
Hezbollah leader says group must retaliate after Beirut air strike
"We cannot keep silent about a violation of this seriousness."
Mossad chief vows to hunt down Hamas members a day after senior figure killed
Israel has refused to comment on reports it carried out the Hamas killing.
Senior Hamas figure dies in Beirut blast, fears conflict will expand
Saleh Arouri is the most senior Hamas figure killed since its war with Israel began.
Hezbollah-Israeli clashes risk escalating after mortar attack
Skirmishes between Hezbollah and the Israeli military continue to intensify.
Pressure rises on Israel to pause fighting as battles intensify
Israeli troops have encircled Gaza City in heavy fighting with Hamas militants.
Gaza awaits aid from Egypt as Israel readies troops for ground assault
Israel’s defence minister has told ground troops to be ready to enter the Gaza Strip.
Drone attack on base hosting US troops intercepted in Iraq
Armed groups were on alert and prepared to join the wider battle against Israel.
Israel agrees to allow humanitarian assistance into Gaza, says Joe Biden
US President also says hospital blast ‘appears as though it was done by the other team’.
Iran’s foreign minister warns Israel to stop Gaza attacks or risk ‘huge earthquake’
Israel should stop its attacks on Gaza as soon as possible, says Amirabdollahian.
What links Hamas to the Axis of Resistance and its patron Iran?
Financial Times: Tehran-backed network could provide explanation for multipronged assault.
Attack sums up the essence of terrorism
Hamas has achieved what it wanted by attacking Israel: Terror, escalation, and disruption.
Hezbollah and Israel exchange fire after Hamas' surprise attack
The idea of Hezbollah joining the fighting in Gaza raises chances of a broader conflict.
He held up a bank to get his own money
New York Times: Meet the “world’s most honourable bank robbers.”
Who is helping? The massive aid effort underway after Turkey quake
Engineers, soldiers, paramedics, search dogs & handlers on way as world pitches in.
US President Joe Biden’s Israel quandary with new Netanyahu far right government
Israeli Prime Minister’s new government is giving the Biden administration headaches.
Plus size model told to pay for upgrade because she did not fit in seat
A Brazilian influencer was humiliated after being told she was too fat to fly in her seat.
Lebanon bank robberies with a twist: Stealing their own money
Lebanese citizens are desperate to get around the country's frozen banking system.
Woman with toy gun grabs trapped savings from Beirut bank
A woman robbed a bank to access her savings and is encouraging others to do the same.
First ship carrying Ukrainian grain leaves Odesa
More than 26,000 tons of corn destined for Lebanon sails through Russian blockade.
Sri Lanka collapse: Who's next?
Several more nations are in similar straits and on the brink of breakdown.
Hezbollah leader declares his group has 100,000 fighters
It would be larger than the size of Lebanon's armed forces, estimated at about 85,000.
Pandora Papers: Lebanon went broke while leaders stowed wealth
Elite ruled over one of the worst economic meltdowns in decades while acquiring property.
Fuel tanker in Lebanese village, killing 20
The explosion comes after the August 2020 blast in Beirut which killed at least 214.
Collapse: Inside Lebanon's economic meltdown
New York Time: Electricity and meat are now luxuries for all but the country's wealthiest.
$150 helicopter joyrides: Lebanese army moonlight as tour guides
Cash-strapped army is inviting tourists to see "Lebanon from above".
'Horrific' scenes in Gaza as death toll climbs to 116
A reporter says there has been "sudden and huge wave of Israeli attacks".
Saudi bans Lebanese produce because of drug smuggling
Saudi bans Lebanese fruit and vegetable shipments increasingly used to smuggle drugs.
'A psychological state': A lifetime of trauma for Syrian refugees
Six years since the Herald's Forgotten Millions campaign a young refugee faces new trauma.
Small Business: Wellington's 27-year-old Lebanese food manufacturer
Ali Dia talks taking over the business with his brothers and recovering from disruption.
Huge Beirut blast overlooked by world in a year of Covid
In any other year, a disaster that tore a city apart would be the biggest story.
Beirut explosion: Lebanese PM charged
The blast that killed more than 200 people was caused by a stockpile of ammonium nitrate.
Former refugees help build seawall on Otago Peninsula
Mohamad Alashour moved to New Zealand from Lebanon with his family as a refugee in 2017.