Hezbollah
Israel battles on three fronts in Gaza, West Bank and at home
The Gaza death toll includes 31 children, and 900 were injured, authorities said, while the Israeli fatalities count one child and one soldier.
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Hezbollah says border talks not 'normalisation' with Israel
Lebanon and Israel, which are still technically at war, last week said they had agreed to begin UN-brokered negotiations over the shared frontier, in what Washington hailed a "historic" agreement.
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US accuses Hezbollah of ammonium nitrate stockpiles in Europe
"Since 2012, Hezbollah has established caches of ammonium nitrate throughout Europe by transporting first aid kits whose cold packs contain the substance," US counterterrorism coordinator Nathan Sales said.
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For some Lebanese, UN tribunal's Hariri ruling is not enough
In central Beirut, Hariri family members and loyalists stood at his grave waiting for his son, Saad, also a former premier, to speak from outside the tribunal in The Hague.
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UN tribunal convicts main defendant in Hariri assassination case
There was insufficient evidence against three other men charged as accomplices in the bombing and they were acquitted, the tribunal found.
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Germany bans Hezbollah, raids mosques
Although Hezbollah has no official presence in Germany, security forces estimate it has roughly a thousand members in the country.
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Netanyahu: Israel ready for any scenario after Hezbollah clash
The Iran-backed Hezbollah movement said its fighters destroyed an Israeli military vehicle, killing and wounding those inside. Israel said there were no casualties.
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Terrorists linked to Hezbollah stockpiling weapons near London - reports
It’s claimed intelligence officers uncovered three tonnes of bomb making chemicals to the north of the capital.
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Israel says all Hezbollah cross-border tunnels found
The last tunnel was exposed on Saturday, the army said.
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Netanyahu briefs Putin on anti-tunnel operation on Lebanese border - Kremlin
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this week that the tunnels were meant for use by Hezbollah fighters to infiltrate Israel from Lebanon and carry out attacks.
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Israel launches operation to cut off Hezbollah infiltration tunnels
The announcement of the operation comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Brussels on Monday night.
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Israel to Russia: Assad's safe from us, but Iran must quit Syria
Israel has signalled openness to eventual ties with Assad, a tacit acknowledgement that he is re-consolidating power as he routs Syria’s rebels.
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Syrian air defenses thwart Israeli missile strike in south: state media
The attack near Hader village at the frontier of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights caused only material damage, state news agency SANA cited a military source as saying.
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Syrian state media says air defenses hit Israeli plane, thwart missile strike
Syrian state news agency SANA said the missile attack on Sunday caused only material damage.
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Hezbollah allies gain in Lebanon parliament - unofficial results
Hezbollah’s powerful position in Lebanon reflects Iran’s regional ascendancy in territory stretching through Iraq and Syria to Beirut.
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Men arrested in Kempton Park face charges of sending drone parts to Hezbollah
A third suspect in the case related to the exportation of drone parts to a terrorist group has still not been found.
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Fears for Lebanese economy if Saudis impose Qatar-style blockade
Hariri, an ally of Saudi Arabia, on Sunday warned of possible Arab sanctions and a danger to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of Lebanese living in the Gulf.
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Saudi reopens Lebanon front in struggle with Iran
Riyadh is blaming Hezbollah for the resignation of Lebanon’s preeminent Sunni politician, accusing it of “hijacking” Lebanese politics.
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Hamas says reached deal with Palestinian rival Fatah
A Hamas official told Reuters that details are expected to be released at a noon news conference in Cairo, where unity talks between the rival factions began on Tuesday.
