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Fatah al Islam
US weighs tough choice over aid for Lebanon
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Fatah al Islam chief killed while traveling to Iraq
Abdulrahman Awad, the leader of Fatah al Islam, was killed along with his deputy, Ghazi Faysal Abdullah, by Lebanese security forces in the Bekaa Valley as they attempted to join al Qaeda in Iraq, according to a statement released by the terror group.
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Lebanon
Security forces killed Abdulrahman Awad, the suspected leader of al Qaeda-linked Fatah al Islam, during a shootout near the border with Syria. The government is setting up a fund for citizens to contribute in support of the Lebanese Armed Forces after the US suspended more than $100 million in aid.
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Lebanon
Cinders of Lebanon
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Lebanon
ISRAEL: IDF takes new approach to Lebanese army, calls it ‘treacherous’
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Lebanon
The US Congress blocked $100 million in military aid to the Lebanese Armed Forces over concerns it is allied with Hezbollah. Lebanese leaders dismissed Hezbollah leader Nasrallah’s claim that Israel was behind the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
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Lebanon
Lebanon bent on building up army after Israel clash
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Israel
Israel wary over ‘Hezbollisation’ of Lebanon army
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United Nations
UN supports Israeli account of border clash
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Lebanon
Planned arrest warrants create political challenge for Lebanon’s Hariri
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Lebanon
Three Lebanese soldiers and a reporter were killed during a clash with Israeli forces along the shared border. The fighting began when Lebanese troops opened fire on Israelis as they were performing maintenance on the border fence. Syrian President Bashir Assad said his country would back Lebanon.
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Israel
Israel, Lebanon – Who is winning the intelligence war with Hezbollah?
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Lebanon
Hariri tribunal takes Lebanon closer to crisis
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Lebanon
Lebanon: Ayatollah Fadlallah’s death and the expansion of Iranian hegemony
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Al Qaeda
Bolivia’s triborder zone a haven for terror funding
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah says it has list of targets in Israel
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Lebanon
UN peacekeepers face tensions in southern Lebanon
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Israel
Israel’s foes embrace new resistance tactics
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Iraq
Baghdad nights glitter again, behind shatterproof glass
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Syria
US deploys tech firms to win Syrian allies
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Lebanon
Mideast expert calls for US talks with Hezbollah
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Lebanon
Al-Jazeera presenters quit over ‘modesty’ dress comments
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Syria
Syria accused of arming Hezbollah from secret bases
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah entrenched in Lebanon years after Israel left
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Syria
Syria gave Scuds to Hezbollah, US says
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Lebanon
An al Qaeda operative named Salah al Karawi criticized Hezbollah for preventing his group from attacking Israel and refraining from carrying out strikes of its own. He warned that al Qaeda may attack Hezbollah, the Lebanese Army, and UN peacekeeping forces in southern Lebanon. Karawi is the number 35 on Saudi Arabia’s 85 most wanted list.
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Lebanon
A military court sentenced 20 men to prison terms of up to 15 years for belonging to an al Qaeda cell that plotted attacks against the government and civilians. The men are from Saudi Arabia, Syria, the Palestinian Territories, and Lebanon. Seven men are still on the loose and have been tried and sentenced in absentia.
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Lebanon
Talks on Hezbollah’s weapons have little chance of success – analysts
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Australia
Australia to use face-scanning and fingerprints to combat terrorism
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Lebanon
Iranian official says Hezbollah does not receive orders from Tehran
