State Dept Affirms Israel's Right to Target Hezbollah in Lebanon, Urges Civilian Protection
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Israel has a right to target Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah even as it may be hiding in civilian buildings in Lebanon, but should do so in a way that protects civilians, State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said on Wednesday.
Hospitals, health care workers under attack in Lebanon
The UN says two cameras were destroyed and the tower damaged - it follows several reports of similar incidents in recent days ...
Nowhere is safe; no one is secure. This is not life. It is an excruciating wait for the possibility of death. But in truth, ...
Israeli airstrikes Wednesday hit the Nabatieh, Lebanon municipal building during a crisis meeting, killing at least six ...
Marjayoun, a majority Christian town in southern Lebanon, opened its schools and a church last month to house scores of ...
A top official with the U.N. children's agency says more than 400,000 children in Lebanon have been displaced in the past ...
Over the past week, the UN has said that the Israeli military has fired on its peacekeepers, forcibly entered its base, ...
The UN’s special coordinator for Lebanon has criticised Israel after air strikes on municipal buildings in the southern city ...
Lebanese state media say Israeli jets have struck Beirut’s southern suburbs early Wednesday for the first time in six days ...
A house located at 2839 Banks Street in Harrisburg has a new owner. The 1,272-square-foot property, built in 1940, was sold ...
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