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Source from terror group confirms to Lebanese outlet that explosion was caused by fire; arms depot in mosque detonates after fireball engulfs building in refugee camp

BEIRUT (AP) — The Palestinian Hamas group said Saturday that explosions that shook a refugee camp in southern Lebanon were caused by an electrical short-circuit in a storage area for oxygen bottles used to treat coronavirus patients.

The Lebanese government just took the unusual step of inviting Jews who’d left Lebanon to a 'family reunion' in its Paris embassy. But this wasn’t a welcome home event: it was a cynical fundraising ploy by a Hezbollah-dominated state utterly inhospitable to Jewish life

The Lebanese government just took the unusual step of inviting Jews who’d left Lebanon to a 'family reunion' in its Paris embassy. But this wasn’t a welcome home event: it was a cynical fundraising ploy by a Hezbollah-dominated state utterly inhospitable to Jewish life

The Lebanese government just took the unusual step of inviting Jews who’d left Lebanon to a 'family reunion' in its Paris embassy. But this wasn’t a welcome home event: it was a cynical fundraising ploy by a Hezbollah-dominated state utterly inhospitable to Jewish life

Maria Maalouf insists Israel isn't Lebanon's enemy, and that whatever the Jewish state has done pales by comparison to the havoc Hezbollah and Iran, the 'bigger satan,' have caused

The so-called Pandora Papers show how Lebanon’s politicians and bankers stowed wealth in offshore tax havens and used it to buy expensive properties.

The reason for this is not only the reluctance of Hezbollah to draw Lebanon into another bloody conflict, especially now when the country is mired in deep economic and...

4 shares In this May 15, 2021, file photo, Lebanese wave Hezbollah and Palestinian flags, as they stand in front of the Israeli town of Metula, background, on the Lebanese side of the Lebanese-Israeli border in the southern village of Kfar Kila, Lebanon. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla, File) BEIRUT (AP) — Ever since their last war in 2006, Israel and Lebanon’s powerful Hezbollah terror group have constantly warned that a new round between them is inevitable. Yet once again, a potential trigg...

Prominent Hezbollah critic Lokman Slim found dead in his car in Lebanon February 4, 2021 / 12:01 PM / AP A prominent Lebanese publisher and vocal critic of the Shiite militant Hezbollah group was found dead in his car on Thursday morning, with multiple wounds from gunshots fired at close range, security and forensic officials said. Lokman Slim, a 58-year-old longtime Shiite political activist and researcher, had been missing for hours since late Wednesday and his family posted social medi...