-
Al Qaeda
Lebanon charges 11 for plotting terrorist attacks
-
Lebanon
Recognition at last for the Arab world’s modern thinkers
-
China
Increased security checks at US airports slammed as racial profiling
-
Lebanon
A military prosecutor charged 15 troops with plotting attacks against Lebanese soldiers and having links to al Qaeda-linked Fateh al Islam. “We suspect they were coordinating their acts with a Fatah al Islam ring based in the Ein al Hilwah Palestinian refugee camp,” the prosecutor said.
-
Al Qaeda
‘Sleeper cells’ in Lebanese Palestinian camps
-
Lebanon
Lebanon’s hidden problem of domestic abuse
-
Lebanon
Analysis: New manifesto reveals a more sophisticated, confident Hizbullah
-
Lebanon
The Cabinet has granted Hezbollah the right to take up arms against Israel. “[T]he government underscores Lebanon™s right through its people, army and resistance to liberate or regain [authority] of Shebaa Farms, Kfarshouba hills and the occupied part of Ghajar village and defend the country against any aggression,” a Cabinet policy statement reads.
-
Lebanon
Hezbollah rockets can reach deep into Israel: army chief
-
Lebanon
Lebanon’s Hariri forms unity government with Hezbollah
-
Lebanon
Rocket from Lebanon hits Israel; Israel fires back
-
Lebanon
A Lebanese court convicted six Palestinians, three Lebanese, and two Syrians of having links to al Qaeda and aiding terrorists in entering Iraq from Lebanon. The men were convicted in absentia and given life prison sentences.
-
Lebanon
Israel installed spy devices after 2006 war: Hezbollah
-
Israel
At Least 2 Rockets Fired from Lebanon Hit Israel
-
Lebanon
Lebanese prime minister-designate Saad al-Hariri stepped down after failing to form a government 10 weeks after the election. Hezbollah and its allies blocked the formation of a new government after “rounds and rounds of consultations which always ended in obstruction,” Hariri said.
-
Lebanon
Lebanon arrests Hizbullah-linked tycoon
-
Hezbollah
Hezbollah part of next government: Hariri
-
Lebanon
Security forces captured Taha al Hajj Suleiman, the Syrian member of Fatah al Islam who escaped from a high security prison in Beirut yesterday. Seven other members of the group were prevented from escaping. Suleiman’s escape led to the firing of more than 360 prison officials for poor performance.
-
Lebanon
Taha al-Hajj Suleiman, a “dangerous” member of Fatah al Islam, escaped from the high-security Roumieh prison in eastern Beirut. Seven other members of the group, including the chief spokesman, were captured while attempting to escape. The Fatah al Islam members were captured during the 2007 assault on the Nahr el Bared Palestinian refugee camp.
-
Lebanon
Three wounded in north Lebanon bombing
-
Hezbollah
Hezbollah stockpiles 40,000 rockets near Israel border
-
Hezbollah
Report: Iran plane was carrying arms for Hezbollah
-
Hezbollah
Iran hurts Hezbollah but not at home
-
Hezbollah
Hezbollah™s Nasrallah warns Israel over future war
-
Hezbollah
Hezbollah arms cache violated UN embargo: US
-
Hezbollah
UN, Hezbollah seek to ease tensions in Lebanon
-
Lebanon
The Army arrested ten members of a Fatah al Islam cell in the Ein al Hilweh Palestinian camp. The cell was plotting attacks against UN peacekeepers in Lebanon as well as against targets outside the country. Nine members were from outside Lebanon.
-
Lebanon
Lebanon: 14 UNIFIL troops injured in protest
-
Lebanon
UNIFIL: Lebanese arms cache a ‘serious violation’ of ceasefire
-
Israel
Lebanese, Israeli troops narrowly avoid battle
