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A civil defense official and Lebanese state-run media say four civilians have been killed by an Israeli airstrike in south Lebanon, three of them children. An Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee said that one Israeli was also killed Sunday in a strike launched by the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. Israeli troops and Hezbollah militants and their allies along the tense Lebanon-Israel border have been clashing for almost a month since the start of the Hamas-Israel war. Clashes remain larg...

Four civilians, three of them children, were killed by an Israeli airstrike in south Lebanon Sunday evening, officials said.

Three children and their grandmother have been killed after an Israeli drone hit their car in a southern...

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - National News Agency Correspondent reported that a missile fell in an empty area between Ainata and Kounine for the first time since the outbreak of battles with the occupation forces.

On the 18th day of its comprehensive war on the Gaza Strip, the Israeli occupation army continued to commit dozens of massacres against civilians. The Gaza Ministry of Health in Gaza documented during the past hours 47 massacres that left 704 martyrs. The total toll within two weeks to about 5800 martyrs, most of them children and women, in addition to more than 15 thousand injured. The number of displaced people rose to about one million and 400 thousand. The White House and Saudi Arabia welcom...

الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - The "Islamic Resistance" eulogized, in a statement on Monday, "martyr Abbas Ali Souqieh, aka Ali Hadi, from the south Lebanon town of Ainata, who fell while on jihad duty.&quot

Braving the bitter cold, Lebanese villagers have been patrolling a mountainside in the country's north, trying to protect trees from loggers who roll in under the cover of darkness, while refugees in

Lebanese villagers try to stem illegal logging scourge

Braving the bitter cold, Lebanese villagers have been patrolling a mountainside in the country's north, trying to protect trees from loggers who roll in under the cover of darkness.

Braving the bitter cold, Lebanese villagers have been patrolling a mountainside in the country's north, trying to protect trees from loggers who roll in under